Stepping Stones Educational Services

Come to the Milwaukee Symphony Sensory Friendly Concert this Sunday at 2:30. It's great for kids, families, and all those with sensory sensitivities. I just finished training their talented and amazing staff on Neurodiversity and creating a Sensory Friendly space. I'll be there and would love to see you there.

THIS WEEKEND!!!!

You won't want to miss MSO musicians in their second sensory-friendly concert ever!! Join us, , and for this fun event!

DON'T FORGET!!!

Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra is hosting their second annual Sensory-Friendly Concert on April 16th! Join MSO, Stepping Stones Educational Services, and Pink Umbrella for this fun, family event!

Visit https://www.mso.org/concerts/symphony-spring-break-2/54814/ for more information and to purchase your tickets!

Feeling grateful and Bravo to the REP!

Get your tickets for the Milwaukee REP, Much Ado About Nothing Sensory Friendly Performance!

Milwaukee REP prepares for 1st sensory-friendly performance MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee REP is getting ready for the group's first sensory-friendly performance. Their upcoming February show of "Much Ado About Nothing," will have accommodations for those wi

Pink Umbrella Theater is offering classes for Spring semester. Sign up and have some fun learning about theater with offerings that include Musical Theater and Improv to mention a few!

Interested in taking a class with others? Acting, Improv, and Musical Theater are all returning this winter!

In-person classes take place at Plymouth Church by UWM.

Register today: www.pinkumbrellatheater.org/book-online

Great article about a UWM student coming full circle and completing an internship at an awesome organization he was a part of when he was a young adult, Islands of Brilliance (IOB). The mission of IOB is a learning experience developed specifically for children and young adults on the autism spectrum.
Islands of Brilliance is rooted in art, design, and STEAM-based curriculum, helps children and young adults learn valuable technical skills, while practicing critical social and emotional learning competencies in a supported environment. Love this and hope to see more and more organizations and opportunities out there that support individuals who identify with a disability!

Intern returns to help organization that helped him When he was younger, Giovanni Claudio participated in Islands of Brilliance, which that works with people who are on the autism spectrum or neurodiverse. As a UWM student, he worked with the program again, this time helping them with IT.