Lola Dada-Olley was featured in Sensory Overload, Vox Media’s documentary on Hulu.
Oak Hill Academy will kick off their Parent Education Series on Sept. 10 with Lola Dada-Olley, author of Unapologetically Whole: A Memoir About Autism, Caregiving, and Owning Your Story. Dada-Olley is a TEDx speaker, author, attorney, podcast host and advocate.
Dada-Olley’s presentation, “Bringing Your Full Self to Life,” will focus on the mental health and wellness of caregivers. Throughout her podcast, writings and speaking engagements, she has connected with global audiences on topics such as neurodivergence, disability inclusion, access to health care and support for caregivers. She received the Kim and Kasey Floyd Social Justice Award from the American Council on Rural Special Education in 2024.
Dada-Olley lives in North Texas with her husband and their two autistic children. Their family was featured in Sensory Overload, Vox Media’s documentary on Hulu. The film shares the stories of individuals who are redefining what it means to live with neurodivergence.
Oak Hill Academy’s speaker series is free and open to all parents of neurodiverse children in the community. Drinks and light bites will be served, and attendees are asked to register by emailing info@oakhillacademy.org. The high school campus is at 9027 Midway Road, and the program begins at 7 p.m.
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