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"Ari's very straightforward," says Lee Grossman, head of the Autism Society of America, who supports many of Ne'eman's efforts.

Erasing Autism 2009

Ari Ne'eman, president of the Autism Self-Advocacy Network, said, "It seems to send a message that we aren't fully present in our own bodies," and, indeed, it was at Ne'eman's urging that the parents 'group hastily withdrew the billboards, which Ne'eman acknowledged as "indicative of the growing recognition of the need for the autism parent community to pay attention to the concerns of the autistic self-advocate community."

William Stillman: Autism: The Last Human Rights Movement 2009

Ne'eman's network has local chapters in 15 states, and he works closely with organizations like the EEOC and the American Association of People With Disabilities.

Erasing Autism 2009

Ne'eman's velvet aversion is triggered somewhere deep in his brain, a brain that he happens to relish.

Erasing Autism 2009

One of Ne'eman's latest efforts is a new public-service announcement called "No Myths," which he helped create with the Dan Marino Foundation, a funder of autism research.

Erasing Autism 2009

I see that Krum has posted about Yated Ne'eman's biases.

Archive 2006-09-01 Kylopod 2006

I see that Krum has posted about Yated Ne'eman's biases.

Religious tabloids Kylopod 2006

Nor should ad hominem attacks on Ne'eman's character and apparent misconceptions about the Council's function from people who don't appear to care all that much about the Council's issues.

Autism Hub Sarah 2010

Why should Ne'eman's position on something which doesn't exist outweigh all of the expertise he brings to the real-world issues that affect Americans with disabilities and our families today?

Autism Hub Sarah 2010

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Autism Hub LB/RB Team 2010