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As the new calendar year unfolds, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the previous 12 months, and focus on the future of accessibility, including InfiniTeach's role in moving it forward.  Continue Reading…

When my nine year old son Otto, who is on the autism spectrum, told me he wanted to go to New York City (NYC) for his birthday I was ecstatic. First, the fact that he shared this wish upon my inquiry with such conviction felt like a moment of blissful connection.  Continue Reading…

Today, I had the opportunity to meet and interview Maura McCarthy, the Executive Director for Urban Autism Solutions located on the West Side of Chicago, IL. Urban Autism Solutions is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to teaching job skills and helping young adults with autism become more independent and ready for employment.  Continue Reading…

"Success begins before you open the door" – is our family mantra. As a mom to two kids on the autism spectrum, visiting a museum, indoor adventure park or theatrical performance can be challenging and simply - not fun - when we are clueless about what we're about to walk into. My kids, like so many others who are on the autism spectrum, thrive on predictability and routine, and so new experiences can be tough.  Continue Reading…

Today, I have the chance to interview Andrea Klunder, Founder and Producer of Creative Imposter Studios, a boutique podcast agency based in Chicago. Andrea works with many organizations and companies by helping produce, teach and host podcast shows. One of the podcasts she is responsible for and facilitates is a podcast called Power Your Story, a high school mentoring program and podcast produced by neurodiverse students in Chicago.  Continue Reading…

Many people go to the gym to be more physically active. A gym can be a place for people to have fun and do exercise to help them be healthy. One company called Fun Factory purposely designs gyms for children with autism.  Continue Reading…

There are great people within the disability community who are willing to make a difference for others. Disability Lead is an organization that is dedicated to bringing inclusion and accessibility for people with disabilities in Chicago.  Continue Reading…

Public areas like museums and cultural centers are growing and learning to be more accessible for people with disabilities like autism. A researcher named Ross Edelstein helps bring more inclusion for people who are visiting museums.  Continue Reading…

There are lots of people who enjoy going to movies. For some people with disabilities like autism, going to movies can be a challenge. A new social story has been created by Infiniteach.  Continue Reading…

There are many websites that are made to provide health information and resources. A brand new website has been recently created called Health For All, Health For All is a unique website that is dedicated to making health and wellness resources in Illinois available for people with disabilities.  Continue Reading…

There are many programs and organizations in the United States that are dedicated to supporting the autism community. One of these programs and organizations is located in Chicago, Illinois. Urban Autism Solutions (UAS) is a non-profit organization located on the west side of Chicago.  Continue Reading…

October is not only breast cancer awareness month and of course halloween and month full of pumpkin spice flavored foods, But also the month of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDAEM).  Continue Reading…

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, students with disabilities were legally required to leave school on the day before their 22nd birthday. These students, who grew attached to their teachers, their friends, and their educational programs, weren't able to transition together.  Continue Reading…

The Olympics is an event hosted in different parts of the world where athletes from different countries compete in sports competitions. The Olympics are seen as a symbol of human achievement and celebration of humanity from around the world.  Continue Reading…

Whenever I am traveling with my family. I always like to bring some items that will make traveling more comfortable while in an airport or airplane.  Continue Reading…

I had an amazing opportunity to meet and interview Sarah Hezel. Sarah is Vice President of Design and Exhibits for Shedd Aquarium,  Continue Reading…

There is always something fun to do during the summer, but sometimes for a person with autism, doing something new can be scary. Continue Reading…

I really think there are so many ways that COVID-19 has impacted on my life. In the beginning of 2020, I had so many plans and New Year's resolutions. Continue Reading…

Myrtle Beach is one of many amazing American tourist destinations in South Carolina where you can travel to have fun doing all sorts of beach activities. Some can find the beach a bit overwhelming but there are efforts being put into changing that. Continue Reading…

When it comes to the relationship between family it can help bring out our best selves and encourage us to not be afraid to do things you are good at. Miguel Figueroa is the father of thirteen year old Illiana Figueroa . Miguel knows how much his daughter loves watching YouTube. Continue Reading…