Dani Bowman

I help students on the autism spectrum by helping them educate, elevate, and empowering them by helping them turn their passion in animation into a career with our one-on-one sessions and our animation camps.

I help students on the autism spectrum by helping them educate, elevate, and empowering them by helping them turn their passion in animation into a career with our one-on-one sessions and our animation camps.

I help students on the autism spectrum by helping them educate, elevate, and empowering them by helping them turn their passion in animation into a career with our one-on-one sessions and our animation camps.

Dani, have you met someone on the show? Actually, for me, when it comes to finding the love, the person that I found, Henry, is outside of the show.

Dani, have you met someone on the show? Actually, for me, when it comes to finding the love, the person that I found, Henry, is outside of the show.

Dani, have you met someone on the show? Actually, for me, when it comes to finding the love, the person that I found, Henry, is outside of the show.

We first met each other in person at the Huntington Park Police Department when his, um, when the police department did a fundraiser for autism acceptance and they were looking for a company or organization to help donate the funds, Henry and the Huntington Park Police Department chose Deanie Mason as the recipient of the funds. So as Henry and I first met, Oh, dear.

We first met each other in person at the Huntington Park Police Department when his, um, when the police department did a fundraiser for autism acceptance and they were looking for a company or organization to help donate the funds, Henry and the Huntington Park Police Department chose Deanie Mason as the recipient of the funds. So as Henry and I first met, Oh, dear.

We first met each other in person at the Huntington Park Police Department when his, um, when the police department did a fundraiser for autism acceptance and they were looking for a company or organization to help donate the funds, Henry and the Huntington Park Police Department chose Deanie Mason as the recipient of the funds. So as Henry and I first met, Oh, dear.

What do you like about him? What I really like about Henry is that he's really kind. He's very understanding. He takes me out to, like, wonderful dates. Like, for example, he took me out to a wonderful... South Coast Winery as one of our getaways. He definitely makes my dating experience so magical.

What do you like about him? What I really like about Henry is that he's really kind. He's very understanding. He takes me out to, like, wonderful dates. Like, for example, he took me out to a wonderful... South Coast Winery as one of our getaways. He definitely makes my dating experience so magical.

What do you like about him? What I really like about Henry is that he's really kind. He's very understanding. He takes me out to, like, wonderful dates. Like, for example, he took me out to a wonderful... South Coast Winery as one of our getaways. He definitely makes my dating experience so magical.

Well, can I start first?

Well, can I start first?

Well, can I start first?

Okay, it really honestly broke my heart because words like that don't describe reality. They shape it. They can either build people up or tear them down. And the idea that autistic people are automatically a burden? That kind of thinking destroys hope. And let's be clear, this isn't about politics. It's not about being red, blue, or whatever side you're on.

Okay, it really honestly broke my heart because words like that don't describe reality. They shape it. They can either build people up or tear them down. And the idea that autistic people are automatically a burden? That kind of thinking destroys hope. And let's be clear, this isn't about politics. It's not about being red, blue, or whatever side you're on.

Okay, it really honestly broke my heart because words like that don't describe reality. They shape it. They can either build people up or tear them down. And the idea that autistic people are automatically a burden? That kind of thinking destroys hope. And let's be clear, this isn't about politics. It's not about being red, blue, or whatever side you're on.

It's about the language we use and how that language either fuels hope or crushes it. We people on the autism spectrum are capable. We can be capable human beings. All we need is just a loving push from the support of our friends and family to definitely keep moving forward to independent... fulfilling lives.

It's about the language we use and how that language either fuels hope or crushes it. We people on the autism spectrum are capable. We can be capable human beings. All we need is just a loving push from the support of our friends and family to definitely keep moving forward to independent... fulfilling lives.