Natalie Murphey

Natalie Murphey

Natalie Murphey is an experienced executive professional with over 15 years supporting government leaders and public sector initiatives, including executive scheduling, board and committee management, interagency coordination, and policy implementation. She has worked...
Alison Morantz

Alison Morantz

Alison Morantz moved to California in 2004 to join the faculty of Stanford Law School, where she directs the Stanford Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Law and Policy Project (SIDDLAPP), and teaches contracts, employment law, and mental health law.  Her son,...
Antonio Milane

Antonio Milane

Antonio Milane is a disability advocate and computer engineer. He has focused on removing barriers from education for the disabled. These efforts have been widely publicized on Insider Higher Ed and Metro News. Beyond the scope of disability advocacy, he is a Stanford...
Connie Lapin

Connie Lapin

A speech pathologist, Connie Lapin has been a lecturer and family advocate for children and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other developmental disabilities for over 50 years. When her son Shawn was diagnosed at age two, in 1970, there was a dearth of...
Marta Green

Marta Green

Marta Green is the mother of two wonderful children, one of which is a funny, creative, big-hearted boy with a rare chromosomal disorder that changed the way he developed and how he interacts with the world around him.  When she’s not momming, she is the owner of...