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Emma's Writings (On this site, when you click on a link to an outside page a new window will automatically open.) Emma Fialka-Feldman is a local teen author who has contributed writings to two publications that offer siblings of students with special needs an opportunity to share their experiences. She also has written other letters and articles about her experience. Emma's Senior Speech at Berkley High School, Berkley, MI Emma's Poem: Reflections on the U.S.-Mexico Border "Everyday Hero's: Don't Underestimate Them" -- a blog article written about Emma on Leaders Today, a world renowned youth leadership organization, delivering innovative local and international training experiences to more than 350,000 youth every year. Click here for a look at Emma's Apple Award-Winning Video on "Lookism" You'll need Quicktime to view this short movie. If you don't already have it, you can download it for free (for Windows XP or Vista) here . Emma at Cranbrook Peace Foundation's 19th Annual Peace Lecture & Award Ceremony -- History as a Guide to Action Emma was honored, as the representative of the Youth Leadership Project (YLP), to speak at Cranbrook Peace Foundation's annual program on Nov. 6, 2006. You can watch Emma presenting her speech here . Emma has contributed to the following national publications: The Sibling Slam Book , is an honest, non-PC look at the lives, experiences, and opinions of siblings without disabilities. It is edited by Don Meyer, Director of the Sibling Support Project of The Arc of the United States and the creator of the Sibshop model. Letters from Young Activists (Nation Books) is a collection of letters from young activist to their parents, to past generations, to each other, to the youth of tomorrow and to their future selves. Each author articulates his or her vision for the world as they work towards racial, economic, gender, environmental and global justice. It is edited by Chesa Boudin, Dan Berger, and Kenyon Farrow. Other writings by Emma follow: A mutual relationship -- Learning from each other. A sibling shares her story. (from CSHCS of Michigan, Fall/Winter 2004) Emma Fialka-Feldman emsquareda88@aol.com Sometimes as I watch kids with special needs in my high school I wonder.

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