Based in her home country of Canada, Ash has spent a decade immersed in theatrical production and live performance. From independent shows to full-scale productions, her passion for visual storytelling shines through in everything she does.
Suzi is a writer, speaker, and educator. She has worked with a number of local organizations as an LGBTQ+ advocate. In the past, she served as a longtime phone operator doing crisis counseling for the Trans Lifeline, and advised a Sexuality and Gender Alliance (SAGA) club at a local high school during her 22 year career as a teacher in Howard County Schools. She also runs two LGBTQ+ support groups for PFLAG Howard County.
LilithMoon Rivellon found a lifelong passion for supporting others through her early work with TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), serving military families during some of their most difficult moments. Her experience there led her to become a doula and later to work with Catholic Charities.
Winter Plott is first & foremost a creator and helper. As Founder & President of NARG & AOG, she works to create opportunities for growth and fulfillment through engagement in community.
James Orman, Founder and Executive Director of Neurodivergent Advocacy and Resource Group (NARG) and Autism On the Go (AOG), is a passionate advocate for Autistics, those on the spectrum, and neurodivergent individuals in general.
A gentle fable about difference, belonging, and the importance of finding (or creating) spaces where you can move the way you were meant to.
A practical, action-oriented session on disability and LGBTQ+ allyship that moves beyond “ally” into accomplice behavior, grounded in intersectionality and real workplace and community scenarios.
Mission Possible: Being an Accomplice in an Intersectional World Read Post »
A playful, systems-minded talk on human connection that rejects “normal” as the default and invites people to build connection that actually nourishes them (18+ topics may arise).
A step-by-step, plain-language workshop on writing and submitting effective legislative testimony—built for Autistics and people with disabilities.
Testimony Writing Workshop (Accessible Guide for Autistics & People with Disabilities) Read Post »
An interactive workshop that helps youth practice leadership communication in real scenarios—so they can find their voice and take bold steps in unfamiliar spaces.
Leading As YOU — Principles of Leadership Workshop Read Post »
Autism On the Go is an initiative of the Neurodivergent Advocacy and Resource Group, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN: 33-1581527).