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Maine Points: Autism Society of Maine + UMaine President

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Maine Points: Autism Society of Maine + UMaine President

Danny speaks this week with Cathy Dionne, Executive Director Autism Society of Maine about their upcoming walk on Sunday.  The Autism Society of Maine (ASM) is a non-profit organization founded in 1976, whose membership consists of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), their families, members of the community, and the professionals who work with them. As an affiliate of the Autism Society, our mission is to promote lifelong access and opportunity for all individuals on the Autism spectrum to become participating members of their communities. Education, advocacy, support and public awareness form the cornerstones of the Autism Society of Maine’s efforts to carry forth our mission.

https://www.asmonline.org

In the second half, Danny speaks with UMAINE President Dr. Joan Ferrini-Mundy. We know that UMaine is a land, sea, and space grant institution. She explains what that means and how it impacts the state of Maine, the nation, and beyond. We also go over What is Maine Impact Week and what is its purpose (MIW) and so much more

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