SFASA Featured on TV Show "Life on the Autism Spectrum"

2/6/2017

Mike Bernick, Stacey Kennedy, Will Bernick, Jill Escher and David Platzer on the set.

Thanks to the great AASCEND in San Francisco for featuring Autism Society San Francisco Bay Area on its most recent episode of its weekly TV show, Life on the Autism Spectrum. You can watch it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTy36bXvbJU&feature=youtu.be

We talked about what SFASA does and about some of the many challenges now facing the autism community here in the Bay Area and beyond. Tune in!

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