About Us
Who Are We? The IntraSpectrum club is an organization dedicated to creating a world where autistic individuals are understood, accepted, and supported. We believe in embracing the unique talents and abilities of people with developmental disabilities, educating our communities about autism, and empowering autistic individuals and their families. |
Our Mission Our mission at IntraSpectrum is to build a supportive community where autistic individuals and those with developmental disabilities are celebrated for their unique strengths and perspectives. Through awareness, advocacy, and inclusive events, we strive to inspire understanding and foster a world where every individual has the opportunity to thrive. |
Our Values Empower: We are committed to amplifying the voices of autistic individuals and those with developmental disabilities, giving them the tools, confidence, and opportunities to express themselves fully and live empowered lives. Embrace: At IntraSpectrum, we celebrate diversity in all its forms. We embrace the unique qualities, talents, and perspectives of every individual, fostering a culture of acceptance and mutual respect. Educate: We believe that understanding is the foundation of inclusion. Through education, we aim to inform our community and raise awareness about autism, bridging gaps and breaking down barriers to create a more inclusive world. |
Our Teams Our teams are the backbone of IntraSpectrum, each dedicated to a core part of our mission. From outreach and event planning to peer mentoring and advocacy, every team brings a unique passion and focus to advancing our cause. Together, we work collaboratively, combining our diverse skills to create impactful programs, memorable events, and a network of support for those we serve. |
Member
Ethan is a high school student from New York who loves Rubik’s cubes. Inspired by Max Park, who is the 2017 and 2023 Rubik’s Cube world champion, 69-time world record holder and an individual with autism, Ethan believed in the amazing potentials within disability, and use Rubik's cubes as a communication tool for children with autism. In 2019, Ethan established the “Small Cube Big World” Club and started teaching Rubik’s cubes regularly to children with autism. His efforts expanded into initiating an art exhibition showcasing autistic children's paintings and raising substantial funds for the cause. Ethan's journey has fostered compassion in him and his appreciation of abilities inside disabilities. By establishing the IntraSpectrum student club, he has taken a further step towards enhancing autism awareness and acceptence in his community. |
Lincoln is a dedicated clarinet player in the Juilliard Pre-College program who has a remarkable passion for supporting children with developmental disabilities. Hailing from New York, he combines his love for music with his dedication to helping youth with autism by organizing and performing in concerts both for and alongside these children. Inspired by the unique ways in which individuals with autism communicate and experience the world, Lincoln has embarked on a journey to connect through the universal language of music. By establishing the IntraSpectrum student club, he hopes to spread music as a means of communication where words fail. |
Oliver is currently a highschool student from New Jersey with a passion for helping individuals with autism and learning differences. Oliver spends most of his time volunteering at the Friendship Circle New Jersey, as he is dedicated to making a positive impact. His overarching goal while incorporating IntraSpectrum into a club at his highschool is to build community, and raise awareness for how to support those with autism and disabilities. His goal is to empower allies, advocate for a more inclusive community, and highlight the unique abilities of individuals with autism and learning differences. Beyond these interests, he takes great pride in his academics, and enjoys playing sports such as basketball and baseball. |
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