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Issue 54
Hello, Beyond the Label Family! 👋
We're back with another exciting edition of the Beyond the Label Newsletter, and you won't want to miss it! 🌈
We’re excited to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Beyond the Label! Over the past year, we’ve worked hard to create a supportive space for meaningful conversations around disability, inclusion, and advocacy. Thank you to our incredible readers for your support, feedback, and engagement—you’ve made this journey inspiring and impactful.
As we step into the next chapter, we look forward to continuing this journey with you, amplifying voices, sharing stories, and pushing for a more inclusive world. Here’s to many more years of breaking barriers together! 💙
Meet the Team Behind Beyond the Label
We're thrilled to introduce the talented team bringing you the Beyond the Label newsletter each month! Get to know the people dedicated to providing valuable insights and resources for neurodiverse individuals.
Sherry Jones - Editor-in-Chief
 Sherry Jones - Editor-in-Chief | As editor-in-chief, Sherry oversees the planning and development of newsletter content. She works closely with contributors to shape each issue around a relevant theme or topic important to the neurodiverse community. |
With a background in journalism and advocacy work, Sherry is committed to finding and creating content that goes beyond limiting labels to spotlight the strengths and talents of neurodiverse people. She sees the newsletter as a platform to change narratives and make resources more readily available.
Jane Fresno - Managing Editor
As managing editor, Jane handles the operational aspects of producing each newsletter issue, including scheduling, staff management, and distribution. She works to ensure pieces are edited, formatted, and ready to deliver on time! Jane draws on her organizational skills gained from a career in non-profit communications and events planning. She loves supporting a project that amplifies inclusive, thoughtful messaging. Jane sees the newsletter as a chance to proactively provide helpful tools and insights. |  Jane Fresno - Managing Editor |
MJ Blake - Contributing Writer
 MJ Blake - Contributing Writer | MJ is a talented writer who brings their own neurodiverse perspective to composing engaging articles for the newsletter. They focus on converting complex ideas into accessible, enlightening content. With lived experience being ADHD and on the autism spectrum, MJ lends an important firsthand point of view to the newsletter. They feel passionate about translating research and expert perspectives into practical, empowering takeaways for readers. |
We're so excited to have this amazing team working to produce a newsletter that goes beyond labels to inform, support, and empower the neurodiverse community. Let us know if you have any ideas or topics you want to see covered in future issues!
Being different isn't a bad thing. It means you're brave enough to be yourself.
As Beyond the Label marks its first anniversary, we are filled with gratitude for the incredible community that has grown with us. Over the past year, we’ve tackled important issues, shared powerful stories, and built connections that remind us of the strength in unity and understanding. This milestone is not just a celebration of the past but a reminder of the work still ahead. Together, we will continue challenging stereotypes, fostering inclusion, and amplifying voices that deserve to be heard. Here’s to another year of growth, advocacy, and pushing boundaries—beyond the label.
Join the Beyond the Label movement and make a difference! Together, we can create a world that celebrates unique abilities and embraces diversity. 🌍
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Thank you for being a part of Beyond the Label! 🌟
Warm regards, Beyond the Label Team 📚🌟
PS: Stay tuned for more inspiring stories, updates, and resources in our next newsletter! 📬🎉
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