
Meeting #5
September 15 (Sat) • 11:30-12:30 PM
- discussed content modifications and general design layout
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- assigned more roles to members and set deadlines for design completion
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- current status: 70% of ebook complete
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- please look forward to 10/10, which is both the release date of our book and world mental health day!
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Meeting #4
July 21 (Sat) • 11-12 PM
-we started our mental disorder series with the hopes of striving to make a difference in others' perception of special needs, but felt that our audience was still limited to the 10-15 SNAP members
-as a result, we decided to start an ebook on the most common special needs disorders present in our schools/society and could share the book through various online platforms
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-by having kids and teens in the community learn about these disorders through our ebook, we are also promoting education and supporting peoples' desires to learn
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-the SNAP team invites you to read our book when it is released on 10/10 and help us in our goal of making a positive impact in our community while committing to our causes
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Meeting #3
June 16 (Sat) • 11-12 PM
-continued the mental disorder series by focusing on down syndrome
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-specific presentation contents: what down syndrome is, how down syndrome develops, symptoms, treatment, and how we can help
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- initiated a social media event where members each write a encouraging message on a whiteboard to work towards unifying the community
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Meeting #2
April 21 (Sat) • 11-12 PM
-gave a presentation to the members depicting an overview of autism
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- specific presentation contents: what autism is, how autism develops, symptoms, and treatment
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- incorporated video simulations that provided a first hand experience of how an autistic person views the world
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Meeting #1
Feb 24 (Sat) • 1-2 PM
-introduced members to purpose of starting SNAP and goals for the year and beyond
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-Jenny & Melody: inspired by personal interactions with special needs and want to get more people to understand their worlds along with their mental disorders
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-shared upcoming activity of volunteering with autistic students at the San Andreas Regional Center
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-icebreaker games for members to get to know each other
