Eve Reiland | BadassActivist

Melbourne Comedy Festival 2018: Nikki Osborne defends show on autism | Herald Sun

THE mother of child with autism who is debuting her first stand-up show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival has come under fire from critics who say autism is not a laughing matter.

Source: Melbourne Comedy Festival 2018: Nikki Osborne defends show on autism | Herald Sun

Published by Eve Reiland | BadassActivist

Eve Reiland| Badass Founder, Executive Director & Editor-in-Chief Eve Reiland is an Autistic activist, speaker, writer and artist. Also the founder of AmericanBadassActivists.org She launched the site in April 2016 after an incredibly successful protest, #TheReal5150 campaign, against institutionalized stigma promoted in grocery stores by an energy drink. Today she focuses on sharing her lived-experience with PTSD and Functional Neurological Disorder to law enforcement, first responders, and students. Eve has been trained by Each Mind Matters and NAMI on advocacy and how to help break the stigma of living with a severe mental illness. She’s also a current board member for Resources for Independence Central Valley (RICV), a past board member of NAMI Fresno, and Area 8 Board California State Council on Developmental Disabilities. Eve is a medicinal cannabis patient and advocate too. In her previous life, she participated in the wave of technology that changed the world and loved it. It all began at fresnobee.com in 1996. Contact | internationalbadassactivists@gmail.com

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