Tag Archives: Documentary

Vectors of Autism and Alone Together: thoughts on extending social understanding

Posted on October 3, 2012 by

The theme of the SFU film festival was Alone Together… and how in the midst of an urban environment people can still feel isolated, solitary, and disconnected.  It is interesting that concept can be extended to have meaning the context … Continue reading →

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Vectors of Autism: A short story of the Premier

Posted on April 24, 2012 by

It has been a busy couple of weeks. As often seems to be the case – I have a tonne of things I am trying to accomplish simultaneously. I had imagined a certain leisurely pace existed somewhere – but I … Continue reading →

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Supporting Diversity: The Vectors of Autism Project

Posted on November 11, 2011 by

There is a woman named Laura Nagle, whom I have come to know both through her blog and through our sometimes witty – sometimes profound – Twitter interaction about ideas and experiences. She is autistic, is brilliant in the areas of … Continue reading →

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