Pamela Bryson-Weaver is an author, speaker and activist for children with special needs, children who are close to heart. She has spent her entire professional career working with clients who have special needs, including Autism Spectrum Disorders. Pamela is a past president of the Autism Society in her Province in Canada. Her activism has allowed her to work with government members of Parliament and other parents—with their combined efforts, all children diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder in her Province receive $20,000 a year for treatment. She served as the Director of Pee Wee Active Living, formally Junior Special Olympics, a program she began in her city. Bryson-Weaver also produced and promoted through Canada’s largest womens’ league a resolution on autism that was presented locally, provincially, and nationally, and was passed nationally in Canada 2004.