Redesigned ASAN-DFW
After some careful thinking, it has been decided that for the ease of updating, that we would migrate to a different platform. Hopefully with this change, you will be able to view information more readily. Please help us give the best experience possible by submitting your Comments or Questions. Thank you. [...]
Read MoreChapter Update: Online Meetings
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network of Dallas-Ft. Worth has been researching alternatives to the current meeting structure, location and time. After seeing attendance fluctuate greatly from one event to another, it was clear that we were not meeting the needs of our members to the utmost. This prompted us to send out messages, [...]
Read MoreVisit Our Meetup Page
This summer in an effort to reach more people, ASAN Dallas changed its name to ASAN-DFW and moved to a Meetup site to coordinate our activities. While our website will stay up to date with information about our meetings, current events--both local and national-- and the direction of our public policy initiatives, we ask that [...]
Read MoreDallas Vigil Information
Vigil for Disabled People Murdered by Relatives and Caregivers Friday, March 30, 2012 6:00pm until 8:00pm Flag Pole Hill 8100 Doran Cir. Dallas, TX 75238 On March 6th, George Hodgins, a 22-year old autistic adult in Sunnyvale, California, was murdered by his mother. In the aftermath of his death, most of [...]
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Vigil for Disabled People Murdered by Relatives and Caregivers Friday, March 30, 2012 5:30pm until 9:00pm Burnett Park 700 W. Seventh St., Fort Worth, TX, 76102 On March 6th, George Hodgins, a 22-year old autistic adult in Sunnyvale, California, was murdered by his mother. In the aftermath of his death, most of the media’s [...]
Read MoreChapter Update: Online Meetings
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network of Dallas-Ft. Worth has been researching alternatives to the current meeting structure, location and time. After seeing attendance fluctuate greatly from one event to another, it was clear that we were not meeting the needs of our members to the utmost. This prompted us to send out messages, collect survey [...]
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