Shaun Heasley is a Co-Founder at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including consumer health, mental health, and transportation policy and regulation, often intersecting with themes in arts and entertainment, beauty and fashion, and food and beverages. Shaun's work has been featured in Loveland Magazine, Disability Scoop, and NewsBreak.
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Shaun Heasley's coverage primarily focuses on disabilities, accessibility, special education, government funding, and inclusion. His articles often cite data and press releases while also covering government announcements.
Given the extensive coverage of disabilities-related topics and citing of data in his articles, Shaun may respond well to pitches from experts with direct experience or research knowledge related to disabilities representation in media, sensory-friendly initiatives for individuals with disabilities, vocational rehabilitation programs' effectiveness or challenges faced by people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in accessing healthcare services.
As he operates nationally within the United States, pitches should be tailored to address issues relevant specifically to this geographic area. If offering insights into global trends or best practices from other countries that could be applied within the U.S., providing a comparison or context specific to the U.S. would likely improve relevance.
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By: Shaun Heasley
A new program beginning this fall is designed to give people with autism the skills for careers in game design. (Dreamstime/TNS)
As people increasingly turn to social media for health advice, a new study finds that much of the content circulating on these online platforms about autism and mental health issues is misleading.
A group of federal lawmakers if pushing to establish a first-ever national hotline for caregivers of those with developmental disabilities.
By: Shaun Heasley
An autism researcher accused of absconding with more than a $1 million in CDC grants and using the money for personal gain has been extradited after almost 14 years on the lam.
Virgin Atlantic is the latest airline to say that it will train its crew on autism. (Anthony Souffle/Chicago Tribune/TNS)
A new estimate shows that next year's cost-of-living adjustment could bring a big bump for Social Security and Supplemental Security Income beneficiaries. (Disability Scoop)
Ella Maisy Purvis as Patience Evans in the PBS show "Patience." (Thomas Nolf/Eagle Eye Drama Limited)
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is sharply limiting which types of animals people with disabilities who are renting a home can claim as a "reasonable accommodation."
A Paralympic champion with spina bifida is one step closer to capturing the U.S. Senate seat that was once held by a key architect of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
By: Shaun Heasley
European Space Agency para-astronaut John McFall, center, during parabolic flight training with Novespace/AirZeroG in 2023. (ESA/Novespace)
