The organization used space on YouTube’s official blog to talk about their 27-minute documentary which Alison Dyer, social marketing manager at Autism Speaks, says is “about technology and hope.”
She adds: “This documentary is part of our Hacking Autism initiative to facilitate and accelerate technology-based ideas to help give those with autism a voice. Technology is radically remaking the world of autism. It is creating opportunities for those with autism to find their passion, develop their skills and eventually compete for jobs.”
“I Want To Say” made its premiere in San Francisco and Austin, Texas back in May and was largely limited to screenings in smaller theaters before today’s YouTube debut.
Autism Speaks, I want to say…
But you took my voice away
You said I could show off my AAC
Then spoke to my mother instead of me
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