For the Autism Community: Interacting with Law Enforcement Workshop
- Shared screen with speaker view

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goodmorning folks :)

23:16
Good morning everyone :)

23:46
Good morning!

24:00
Good morning everyone! Thank you so much for joining us. We will be recording this and it will be put up on our website under "Autism U" for later :)

24:51
Thank you!

25:34
No need to mute your microphone. Everyone is muted :) Please type any questions in chat and we will answer them at the end

28:22
That’s amazing

28:37
I work for a Center for Independent Living (NCiL.org), disability empowerment center in PA. Thank you for hosting this!

30:06
No certificates for this class. Sorry.

31:48
Lori, I am so glad that you the incident ended up being positive. Individuals with autism are 7 times more likely to have interactions with law enforcement

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Stacey, I have a podcast for the special needs community. I’d love to chat with you. Please reach out if you would like - gildaevans@aol.com :)

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Brian Herritt www.autismcop.com (951) 553-4878

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We are recording this presentation. It will be available on our website under "Autism U" on Monday. We will also be sending out the link on Monday :)

54:28
If your county has a Smart911 please sign up for any disability needs if EMS is called to your house

56:03
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01:01:59
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01:24:34
I’ve seen the courts in LA define gravely disabled as unable to provide food, clothing, or shelter for oneself. Admittedly this is different than the standard LEOs (law enforcement officers) may use.

01:24:54
Check with your local SCDD office - many provide free In Case Of Emergency cards that you can customize with diagnosis, emergency contact numbers, medications, RC phone number, etc.

01:49:54
Thank you for this wonderful and informative presentation!

01:50:21
Thank you for all the wonderful info.