Hi, glad you are back. Here is a little bit about our guest. Allie Tashi holds a master's degree in leadership and organizational development and a bachelor's degree in exceptional education with certification in autism. She has served the disability community for over 17 years as an educator, advocate, learner and leader fueled by coffee and fierce passion for Disability Justice. Ally specializes in designing systems programs and practices that foster inclusion and belonging, create access and promotes long term systems change through principles of universal design, strategic change management, and community organization. Allie lives in Wisconsin with her nature loving family with her adventures and parenting paws. She loves reading live music, dark chocolate, in great conversations with friends around a campfire. Now we're not around a campfire today. But we do have a fantastic conversation with Ali. And this week's episode. And all our episodes this April are sponsored by the Autism Society. We're going to learn a lot about the Autism Society of America in this conversation, so I'm not going to read the full ad copy here. But what I'd love for you to do is after the episode or even while you're listening, find out if there is a local Autism Society affiliate in your area. And whether you're an educator, a family member, or artistic individual, see how you can get involved. And now my interview with Ali Tashi. Oh and stick around for free time. This week, I spoke with the co founder of a tech startup called Open Door code that is trying to make coding accessible for all learners. You're not going to want to miss it.