NECC in the Media
NECC’s International Presence Highlighted in Worcester Business Journal
The Worcester Business Journal featured NECC's global expansion, including the opening of a new school for children with autism in Lebanon
Strengthening Community Engagement with Vocational Training and Employment for Young Adults with Autism
Julie Weiss, NECC's director of vocational training, and Julie LeBlanc, vocational specialist, co-authored an article about vocational training and employment for young adults with autism. The article was published in Autism Spectrum News, and highlights vocational skill activities from ages 14-22.
NECC’s Infant Sibling Study on WBZ-TV’s Health Watch
The Infant Sibling Research Project at NECC was featured on WBZ-TV's Health Watch and includes interviews with Dr. Becky MacDonald and an NECC family participating in the early detection and intervention study of infants.
The Milford Daily News Covers Congresswoman Clark’s Visit to NECC
This regional paper covered Congresswoman Katherine Clark’s visit to NECC.
NECN Mobile Weather Lab Visits NECC
NECC students were treated to a visit from the Mobile Weather Warrior.
NECC’s Dr. Bill Ahearn featured on ABA Inside Track
NECC’s Dr. Bill Ahearn, Director of Research, was a featured guest on ABA Inside Track’s podcast.
Vincent Strully’s Commentary Featured in The Washington Post
The Washington Post recently published NECC CEO Vincent Strully’s commentary on autism research.
MetroWest Daily News Shares Story of Will Pacheco, NECC student sibling
The regional paper featured a story on Will Pacheco, who ran the NECC 5K Walk/Run for Autism in support of his brother, Sam, an NECC student.
The Boston Herald Shares Will Pacheco’s Fundraising Journey
The Boston Herald featured a story on Will Pacheco, who is raising funds for the NECC 5K Walk/Run for Autism in support of his brother, Sam, an NECC student.
New England Psychologist Features Infant Sibling Research Project
The New England Psychologist trade publication featured a story on NECC's Infant Sibling Research Project.