Feb 5, 2019
PERSONAL NARRATIVE The Cruel Double-Standard Behind Autism and Access By Whitney ELLENBY Recently, The Washington Post published my opinion piece My Son Has Autism. He Deserves Separate Sensory-Friendly Opportuni- ties which focused on why sensory-friendly (SF)...
Jan 29, 2019
Discover new books on Goodreads Meet your next favorite book Sign in with Facebook Sign in options HeidiLynns BookReviews ‘s Reviews > Autism Uncensored: Pulling Back the Curtain Want to Read Rate this book 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of...
Jan 26, 2019
Thank you to WUSA9 for featuring my beloved & mighty spectrum as part of their “Neighborhood Heroes” Segment. Click on the link to view ~ WUSA9 “Neighborhood Heroes” Segment (January 22,...
Jan 5, 2019
Meet This Angel of #AutismAwareness Who Calls the DC Area Home Posted on January 2, 2019 in Around Town, People I’m convinced persons with ASD are capable of a great deal more than many of us, or even they themselves, believe. — Whitney Ellenby Whitney Ellenby, of...
Jan 5, 2019
Our favorite Washington Post op-eds of 2018 By Post Opinions Staff December 18, 2018 The Washington Post Opinions section published hundreds of op-eds from outside contributors this year, covering an enormous range of topics, from Pi Day and Big Dairy to, inevitably,...
Nov 28, 2018
My son has autism. He deserves separate sensory-friendly opportunities. A scene from “The Lion King.” The show became the first sensory-friendly performance in Broadway’s history in 2011. (Darrin Bush/AP) By Whitney Ellenby November 27 at 4:38 PM Whitney...
