Sheletta chats with her friends from Children's Minnesota about a sensory friendly vaccine clinic they're hosting for kids with autism just in time for the holidays.

Sheletta chats with Inari Mohammed from University of Minnesota about how cultural barriers keep vaccination rates low in the Black community.

Sheletta refuses to allow the "book-banning-crowd" to stop her from being creative. She announces on the latest episode of her autism podcast that she's working on a book to help normal developing kids who have siblings on the spectrum.

Sheletta chats with Jocelyn McQuirter at See Mental Health to help autism moms and dads deal with the holiday blues.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Sheletta tells parents where they can get a free turkey and free vaccines for their kids on the latest episode of her autism podcast.

For National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Sheletta hosts a job fair for autistic adults. Two of the parents join her show to express their gratitude and appreciation for helping their speical needs children find work.

Sheletta chats with the Steve Pontius from HealtheMed about how their system helps parents who have kids with autism get access to doctors and therapists in their home. 

Your autistic kid can go to college! Sheletta chats with Dr. Buffy Smith at Dougherty Family College about how small class sizes and the individual attention they offer allows students with special needs to have success.

Step Afrika! comes to Northrop Auditorium this Friday. The performance celebrates African culture while educating people about the history of stepping in America.

A first of its kind conference is coming to Mankato on October 27 at the Harry Meyering Center to help parents, caregivers and individuals who use self-direction services.