Trained presenters with lived
experience on disability topics

Emma Cladis

Emma Cladis

Expert on

  • Education & inclusion
  • Communication access
  • Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month
  • Conversations about Faith/Hope

Emma Cladis is a college junior majoring in English at Vanguard University in California. Emma was diagnosed with autism when she was two, and communicates by typing. At age seven, she learned to communicate through typing which she has used to engage with the world ever since. Emma loves advocating for others like herself. She has presented at conferences, authored books and created videos describing her journey. Her passion for film and writing drives her to work towards her goal of becoming a screenwriter. For more information about Emma, please visit hopeneverending.com.

Availability

  • Virtual Presentation
  • In-person Presentation
    • Northern CA
    • Central CA
    • Southern CA
    • National/U.S.

Fee: $100/hr. Travel and accommodations are additional fees to be discussed.

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