Take a look at the workshops our staff will be providing throughout 2026! We encourage you to attend as many as you can! We know you’ll get lots out of it! #fyp#nonprofits#neurodivergence#disabilities
John West, also affectionately known as Uncle John or Mr. West, was an Autistic content creator who made content about navigating life with autism. His death comes as a shock to us all. Wes, John's sister, gained custody of him in 2024 after receiving horrible care from his previous living situation. In the 2 and half years since living with his sister, West's life thrived as she documented his journey and helped him become a better man.
While it's gotten better in recent years, Autism is still widely misunderstood with a lot of people thinking you either need to be a savant or be severely physically disabled to have autism. Whether it was him posting a video of himself working out or him eating a cupcake, Uncle John was a shining example of how autistic people can be beautiful by simply being themselves.
Rest in Peace to a kind and beautiful soul.
#tributepost #johnwest #mrwest #unclejohn #autism
We’re having our next Asian Parent Support Group next Tuesday, June 9th! Hosted by our Parent Educator, Coco Kincaid, these are safe spaces for Asian parents with children with disabilities to come open up about any challenges or victories they are facing!
Hope to see you there!
#fypシ #asian #neurodiversityacceptance #safespace #supportgroup
Jude Kofie is a young pianist from Aurora, Colorado. Born prematurely and facing health challenges like multiple surgeries and an Autism diagnosis, Jude’s early years were marked by resilience. But it was his unlikely discovery of music that would redefine his life and captivate audiences around the world.
Jude began playing piano at 10 and his musical gifts were first noticed by his father, a musician from Ghana. He recognized Jude had perfect pitch and could play by ear. When a local piano tuner, Bill Magnusson, saw a news feature on Jude, he was inspired and moved enough to donate a grand piano to support Jude’s dreams.
Jude is celebrated for his soulful interpretations of jazz, gospel, and classical music. His performances have lead to collabs with people like Jason Halbert, the musical director for the Kelly Clarkson Show.
#fyp #pianist #musicians
Honoring Memorial Day with gratitude and reflection from the entire Show & Tell team. 🇺🇸 Today, we remember and honor the brave service members who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. We’re thankful for their courage and for the families who carry their legacy forward. Wishing you a meaningful Memorial Day as we pause to remember, reflect, and honor. ❤️🤍💙 #MemorialDay #HonorAndRemember #Community #Gratitude
Colorado is taking a major step toward protecting students with disabilities. SB26-125 would strengthen disability rights in public schools by giving families faster ways to report violations, increasing accountability for schools, and reinforcing protections for students with IEPs and 504 Plans.
If signed into law, the bill would help ensure students with disabilities have equal access to classrooms, activities, accommodations, and support across Colorado schools. ♿📚✨
Jared Polis needs to sign this bill, so our schools can further implement more services and rights to disabled children!
#fyp #disabilities #neurodivergent #nonprofits #colorado
It can be challenging raising a child with a disability in the public school system particularly when your child is Black. You are not alone. Come join our support group next Tuesday the 26th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm! Share challenges, celebrations, resources, and good advice from people who understand and know. #ShowandTellCO #NonProfits #SupportGroups #BlackFamilies #autism
Happy Mother’s Day from the entire Show & Tell team! 💐💖 Today we celebrate all the mothers, mother figures, and caregivers whose love, strength, and dedication make a lasting difference in our lives and communities. We’re grateful for the compassion and care that inspire positive change every day. Wishing you a beautiful Mother’s Day filled with appreciation, connection, and love. ✨🌸 #MothersDay #Community #Gratitude #Holidays
Happy Cinco de Mayo from the entire Show & Tell team! 🎉🌮✨ Today we celebrate culture, resilience, and the power of community. We’re grateful for the incredible nonprofit partners and supporters like @el_grupovida who make meaningful impact possible every day. Wishing you a joyful and festive Cinco de Mayo filled with connection, pride, and celebration! 💚❤️ #CincoDeMayo #Nonprofits #Community #Holidays
We’re having our next Asian Parent Support Group next Tuesday, May 12th! Hosted by our Parent Educator, Coco Kincaid, these are safe spaces for Asian parents with children with disabilities to come open up about any challenges or victories they are facing!
Hope to see you there!
#fypシ #asian #neurodiversityacceptance #safespace #supportgroup
You don't have to feel anxious when traveling with your children who have disabilities. See how to prepare to attend Water World, Disney World, Legoland, Local Beaches, Parks, Universal Studios, and many more. #TravelWithKids#FamilyTravel#AccessibleTravel#TravelTips #InclusiveTravel #ParentingTips
It can be challenging raising a child with a disability in the public school system particularly when your child is Black. You are not alone. Come join our support group next Tuesday the 28th from 6:00pm - 7:30pm! Share challenges, celebrations, resources, and good advice from people who understand and know. #ShowandTellCO #NonProfits #SupportGroups #BlackFamilies #autism
Easterseals Colorado and Developmental Pathways is co-hosting the 5th annual “Next Steps to Independence” event for the disability and neurodiversity communities in collaboration with the Lone Tree Arts Center on Tuesday evening, May 5th, from 5-8pm.
Show and Tell will be there! Be sure to stop by our table to say hello!
#fyp #nonprofits #profits #colorado
“Everyone is a little Autistic” is the ablest equivalent of the phrase “I don’t see color”.
Neurotypicals may mean well when they say it, but just like how the phrase “I don’t see color” minimizes and dismisses the struggles people of color go through, saying “Everyone is a little autistic” or phrases similar to that diminish and minimize the real struggles autistic people face.
@jahsuncollier did a great job of explaining this in the video below.
#autism #fyp #actuallyautistic #educate #important
What many people don’t understand about autism, is that how it presents to you depends strongly on environment and culture. Why autism seemingly presents differently in women and girls, is not because of ”biological differencies”. It’s because of the patriarcal culture.
We’re having our next Asian Parent Support Group next Tuesday, April 14th! Hosted by our Parent Educator, Coco Kincaid, these are safe spaces for Asian parents with children with disabilities to come open up about any challenges or victories they are facing!
Hope to see you there!
#fypシ #asian #neurodiversityacceptance #safespace #supportgroup