Show Notes
Discover what’s possible when love transforms grief into acceptance.
Jamiel Owens is the host and creator of The Ausome Show, a co-host of The Ben & Jay Show, and an all-around public server. As the father of a 12-year-old boy with autism, Jamiel encourages other fathers to open up about their feelings regarding their children’s diagnoses.
In today’s conversation, discuss:
- What it was like for Jamiel to learn about his son’s autism
- How he’s evolved as a father
- What Jamiel's son has taught him about life
- The challenges of raising an autistic child in the Black community
- Possible solutions that could help improve communication between law enforcement and families impacted by disabilities
For more information about Jamiel Owens and his work, please visit his Instagram accounts @theausomeshow and @benandjshow.
This conversation with Jamiel Owens was originally released on August 27, 2020.
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