Dancing Through Challenges: Leta's Inspirational TV Debut and the Dreams of Autistic Wings Dance Company

Leta's Tap Styles

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What happens when a 13-year-old tap-dancing prodigy with autism and severe dyslexia takes on live television? Join us for a heartwarming episode as Letashares her experiences dancing on live television for the first time. From navigating the chaos of live TV, to charming audiences with the help of her sleepy dog co-host, Jack Elvis, to discussing coming up with a team to write and present an academic paper about Autistic Wings Dance Company's innovative Dance Studio IEP, this week's Leta's Tap Styles is filled with humor, resilience, and a touch of amazing dreams. And covers just a bit of everything.
(Note from Amanda: Colorado's Tax Codes allow combined gifts over $500 to charities to be deducted from your taxes. It isn't just this year. Amanda goofed.)
Help Leta and the other dancers at Autistic Wings Dance Company fly on their wings this holiday season by donating to their studio. Your donation will help cover overhead costs like rent, utlilities, and more so we can keep our tuition costs equal to the cost of a traditional dance studio. AWDC is a charity out of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Donations are tax deducitable as allowed by the laws. Please visit https://www.autisticwingsdancecompany.org/donate1 to donate today.

Capitole

1. Life at Autistic Wings Dance Company (00:00:00)

2. Reflections of Live Television Interviews and Autistic Wings (00:06:08)

3. Community Engagment at AWDC (00:12:15)

4. Fundraising Opportunities at AWDC (00:12:58)

5. Collaborative Opportunities in Education and Dance (00:24:34)

6. Recap and Fun at AWDC (00:40:40)