ASAN Invites Autistic College Students to Autism Campus Inclusion Leadership Training

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ASAN Invites Autistic College Students to Autism Campus Inclusion Leadership Training Please disregard the prior email sent out. Due to a small technical issue, the link to apply does not work. This issue has been resolved and we apologize to any inconvenience. Thank you.- The Autistic Self Advocacy Network Communication CommitteeThe Autistic Self Advocacy Network with the help of the Mitsubishi Electric American Foundation is launching a new program for Autistic college students. In August 2012, ASAN will be inviting 13-18 Autistic students to participate in the Autism Campus Inclusion leadership training. Drawing from the powerful Navigating College handbook and the Empowering Autistic Leaders booklet scheduled for release in early 2012, participants will learn valuable skills to effect systems change in their individual campuses and increase their own skills in self-advocacy and self-help. This is an exciting move forward for ASAN and we hope it can be an exciting move forward for you. If you are a current college undergraduate student who identifies on the Autism Spectrum, including Autistic Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome, and Pervasive Developmental Disorder Not Otherwise Specified, with a strong interest in the Disability Rights and Autistic Rights movements, we invite you to apply for this leadership training. Applicants must be currently enrolled in a higher education institute or college in the United States (including the District of Columbia), with at least one year left after completion of the leadership training.If you have any more questions or comments, please direct them to Melody Latimer at mlatimer@...We look forward to hearing from you.Thank you for your advocacy, The Autistic Self Advocacy Network Apply Now!With special thanks to... The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) is a non-profit organization run by and for Autistic people, fighting for disability rights in the world of autism. Working in fields such as public policy, media representation, research and systems change, ASAN hopes to empower Autistic people across the world to take control of their own lives and the future of our common community.