Rollins College recently released a video of the speech given by Elizabeth Bonker, who said she typed the address using one finger with a communication partner holding a keyboard."That one critical intervention unlocked my mind from its silent cage, enabling me to communicate and to be educated, like my hero, Helen Keller," she said.She told her classmates, "Personally, I have struggled my whole life with not being heard or accepted.
She encouraged her classmates to use their voices and noted the irony of that request. She told her classmates that if they can see the worth in her, they can see the worth in everyone they meet.The graduating student received her degree in social innovation. She had recently formed a nonprofit organization called Communication 4 ALL, dedicated to promoting communication access for the millions of people with nonspeaking autism worldwide.
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