All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘Madison House Autism Foundation’
You Aut to Know: Misconceptions About Autism and Empathy
Feelings: This, in layman’s terms, describes empathy. More specifically, empathy involves the feelings that we have for others; that is, […]
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Field Trips at Madison Fields: Inclusive, Educational, and Fun
Last Friday, October 7th, 120 kindergarteners from College Gardens Elementary made a trip to Madison Fields in Dickerson, MD, along […]
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MHAF Featured Artist | Kevin Hosseini: Acclaimed Painter and Aspiring Globetrotter
Kevin Hosseini, 21, has been creating works of art since he was 9 years old. He sold his first piece […]
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Madison House President’s Statement to IACC: “Services Delayed Are Services Denied”
Last month, Madison House Autism Foundation President, JaLynn Prince, addressed the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee (IACC), the federal advisory committee that […]
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National Legislation UPDATE: Autism CARES and the ABLE Act of 2013
We applaud the work of Representative Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Representative Michael Doyle (D-PA), their staff, and all co-sponsors who […]
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Op-ed from the President: What Happens When Services Are Not Available?
A message from Madison House Autism Foundation’s President & Co-founder, JaLynn Prince. When most teenagers graduate from high school, a […]
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“Through Our Eyes” Featuring Photography by Chad Thomas
Wow, what a success! Hundreds of people gathered at the opening of “Through Our Eyes”, including several of the artists, […]
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Voice of America News Feature: “Parents of Autistic Adults Worry About Future”
Madison House Autism Foundation’s Cofounder and President, JaLynn Prince, was featured in a Voice of America news feature along with […]
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When Mom’s Plans Aren’t Enough: Pam Finds “Home” in a Caring Community
Pam’s mother promised that Pam would be able to stay in her family home and continue her existing lifestyle even […]
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“Through Our Eyes” Follow-Up
“Are all of these paintings really done by people with autism?” My answer time and time again was a resounding, […]
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