I extend my heartfelt thanks to Team NewzHook, including Gayathri Krishna and Shai Venkatraman, for their caring support. Your dedication and attention mean the world to us and our children. The event, Spectrum Spectacle, organized by the Autism Club, featured remarkable performances by children on the autism spectrum, including day prediction, singing, instrumental music, and drawing. The event was inaugurated by music director Hesham Abdul Wahab and received wide appreciation from the audience. It is heartening to note that the response to the event was positive. Many people who may have misconceptions about autism witnessed the incredible talents of these children. The exceptional abilities displayed by these children challenged stereotypes and exceeded the expectations of the audience. I'd also like to express my gratitude to the Deccan Chronicle team for their support and coverage of this event. Your acknowledgment and appreciation of the talents of these children mean a great deal to us. The Ernakulam chapter of the Autism Club hosted a remarkable event called "The Spectrum Spectacle," exclusively for children with autism. This event provided a platform for children with autism to showcase their talents in dance, music, and various other skills on a public stage. The event was organized in collaboration with Autism Voice, a monthly publication that features literary works by children with autism. The Krithi International Book Fair at Marine Drive in Kochi served as the venue for this inclusive event, which was inaugurated by renowned Kerala singer Hesham Abdul Wahab. Over 20 children with autism participated in the event, where they displayed their talents, including dance, music, mind-reading, speed math, and drawing. Deepthi Mathews, Chief Editor of Autism Voice, emphasized the importance of inclusive platforms for children with exceptional talents, dispelling misconceptions about people with disabilities. Sujith, a 25-year-old B.Com graduate with autism, took part in the event, and his father, Anantha Krishnan, expressed how it was a transformative experience for his son. Sujith participated in day prediction, speed math, and singing, leaving a lasting impression on the audience. Biju Issac, the secretary of Autism Club, Ernakulam, highlighted the incredible strengths and talents of autistic individuals. The event, "Spectrum Spectacle," showcased remarkable performances, including day prediction, singing, instrumental music, and drawing, all of which received wide appreciation from the audience. The event aimed to challenge misconceptions about autism and demonstrate the exceptional abilities of these children. Many people in attendance were surprised by the extraordinary talents displayed by the children, and it served as a platform for changing public perceptions about autism. Biju Issac emphasized that talent knows no boundaries, and individuals with autism have the potential to showcase their abilities without limitations. Events like this help build confidence and acceptance in society and raise awareness about autism, ultimately fostering acceptance and understanding. As a gesture of encouragement, the Autism Club presented mementos to the participants. They are planning more such events in the future, with a show scheduled for World Autism Awareness Day on April 2 at Lulu Mall, Edappally. https://newzhook.com/story/21356/?fbclid=IwAR3Inf65OCOQslFc-Y_fhK7Tzo0lmgSRRHswot7BMiU07TtTZh7of4PWBA8 https://www.deccanchronicle.com/entertainment/music/120219/boundless-talents.html?fbclid=IwAR38pSp7zGuf2tU7lOiQc_WACAbP4GsrcMbHETGEQr4AUocm-sH2nUlKKYs
