This time it's for real

I know, I’ve “launched” this podcast in the past. But it went nowhere because I didn’t have a plan. Now, I have a plan and a roster of guests I can’t wait for you to meet. They include:

Brian Kelmar, Founder of D3: Decriminalize Developmental Disabilities. D3 works to ensure that legislators, officers of the court, and other decision makers understand the unique needs of this population and recognize that support, education, and appropriate accommodations—not prosecution—lead to equitable outcomes. Through targeted education, neurodivergent‑affirming legal resources, and practical advocacy tools, D3 bridges the gap between developmental disabilities and the legal systems that affect them. Its goal is a justice system that protects, supports, and truly serves individuals with Autism and other developmental disabilities.

Melissa Hochberg, M.Ed & Arlene Lechner, M.Ed, Human Sexuality Educators & Mental Health First Aid Certified of Ease - Empowerment, Advocacy & Sexuality Education, LLC. Ease offers online classes & educational opportunities for people
with Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities on Consent, Boundaries, Relationships & Sex Ed.

Mark J. Mahoney of Harrington & Mahoney. Mark Mahoney is the only attorney in North America, and perhaps the world, dedicating his criminal law practice almost exclusively to the representation of those with Autism Spectrum Disorder/Asperger's Syndrome. He specializes in cases that intersect ASD with complex criminal charges, including those involving child pornography and other sensitive behaviors. Mark's in-depth knowledge of the legal and social implications of ASD has resulted in numerous legal victories, including case dismissals, diversions from criminal prosecution, and probation terms tailored to individual needs.

Tune in to hear from these experts and the many others joining the LAWTISM Podcast this fall. I’ll provide the exact launch date as soon as I have it so be on the lookout and thanks again for being part of the LAWTISM community!