Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Amy Sequenzia is an American, non-speaking Autistic, multiply disabled activist and writer about disability rights, civil rights and human rights. She also has epilepsy, cerebral palsy, dyspraxia, and insomnia.Sequenzia is a co-editor of Typed Words, Loud Voices, a book about typed communication. She is a frequent contributor to the Autism Women's Network and Ollibean.com. She is also a board member of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network and is on the board of directors at Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology. She also writes poetry. She has presented in several conferences in the US and abroad, including the conference “Reclaiming our Bodies and Minds” at Ryerson University. Her work is featured in books about being Autistic and Disabled.In her own words: \"I type to communicate. I began typing when I was eight years old, but for many years I did not type much because of seizures that made me very tired all the time, and because of lack of support. Today I cannot imagine being silenced again.\""@en }
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- Amy_Sequenzia abstract "Amy Sequenzia is an American, non-speaking Autistic, multiply disabled activist and writer about disability rights, civil rights and human rights. She also has epilepsy, cerebral palsy, dyspraxia, and insomnia.Sequenzia is a co-editor of Typed Words, Loud Voices, a book about typed communication. She is a frequent contributor to the Autism Women's Network and Ollibean.com. She is also a board member of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network and is on the board of directors at Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology. She also writes poetry. She has presented in several conferences in the US and abroad, including the conference “Reclaiming our Bodies and Minds” at Ryerson University. Her work is featured in books about being Autistic and Disabled.In her own words: \"I type to communicate. I began typing when I was eight years old, but for many years I did not type much because of seizures that made me very tired all the time, and because of lack of support. Today I cannot imagine being silenced again.\"".