My Words are My Voice: the (un) spoken words from individuals within the Autism Community

My Words are My Voice

Non-speaking autistic individuals have written short stories, poems, profound feelings, philosophical views, and comments on current social events. None of which have been personally verbalized. You will be brought into the minds, hearts, and souls of some very talented, intelligent, creative and remarkable human beings.

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Recent Episodes

The Fight Continues
June 23, 2026

The Fight Continues

Protect the Civil Right to Communicate With the upcoming midterm elections, we must ensure that the right to communicate for individuals with disabilities is a priority on Governor Hochul's campaign platform. Communication is a fundamental civil right—one that impacts not only New Yorkers and U.S. citizens, but people worldwide. How you can help right now: 📞 Call 518-474-8390 the Governor’s office to voice your support. ✍️ Sign the petition: https://c.org/wXD9psC7f8 Thank you for continuing to s
Communication Bill of Rights (1 minute update)
May 21, 2026

Communication Bill of Rights (1 minute update)

NYS legislative session ends early June! Please call Gov. Hochul at 518-474-8390 and ask her to support the Communication Bill of Rights (S7792B) for individuals with disabilities. Thank you for your support!
A Civil Right (A New Discrimination)
May 7, 2026

A Civil Right (A New Discrimination)

Inspired by the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., 14-year-old Abby Newbold continues to advocate for the rights of non-speaking autistic individuals, emphasizing they deserve the human right to voice their independence. The Ask: Please reach out to Governor Hochul and leave thefollowing message “please help us to get the common bills A7363c & S7792b on the floor to be voted on”. Thank you for your support. Her phone # is 518-474- 8390. Or write 1. Website/Contact Form: www.governor.ny.gov/co
Civil Right (A Foundational Promise)
April 7, 2026

Civil Right (A Foundational Promise)

14 year old Lucas Hahn a non-speaking autistic with level 3 autism writes a strongly pointed letter regarding this civil rights issue to NYState Senator Fahy and the members of the Disability Committee. 1. Sign a petition we’ve setup on Change.org: https://c.org/hMPyNYzFwb Podcast produced @ Caffeine Academy, West Babylon NY Contact us: MyWordsareMyVoice.com or Mywordsrmyvoice@gmail.com
A Civil Right
March 19, 2026

A Civil Right

In a powerfully written op-ed, former valedictorian and non-speaking autistic advocate Elizabeth Bonker demands action — not with a voice, but by tapping one letter at a time (which took hours). She calls on the NYState Senate and Disabilities Committee to release the Communication Bill of Rights for Individuals with Disabilities (S7792b) and bring it to a vote. 1. Sign a petition we’ve setup on Change.org: https://c.org/H4cDVZbmCb 2. Call or email the Committee Chair, SenatorFahy to “support b
Freedom of Speech (A 14 year old's plea)
Feb. 27, 2026

Freedom of Speech (A 14 year old's plea)

14 year old Abby, who is non-speaking and autistic, writes a letter to remind decision-makers that the Communications Bill of Rights is greatly needed so that all within the community are treated the same as every other human being. 1. Sign a petition to support this bill (S7792b) Change.org: https://c.org/hMPyNYzFwb 2. Call or email the Committee Chair, SenatorFahy to “support bill S7792b”. Her number is (518) 455‑2225 or email her at Fahy@nysenate.gov . 3. Call or email the Majority Leader, Se