F.A.I.R. Attends the 2005 National Autism
Conference in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

On November 9 – 13th, 2005 FAIR Autism Media attended the "National Autism Conference" hosted by the National Autism Association in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Attending as press, FAIR's Administrative Director, Erik Nanstiel and its Fundraising Director, Karen McDonough, conducted and filmed interviews with many of the conference speakers and exhibitors, including, but not limited to, Author David Kirby, Dr. Thomas Burbacher, Dr. Phillip DeMio, Dr. Bryan Jepson, Dr. Mark Geier and David Geier, Dr. Richard Deth, Dr. Julie Buckley, Dr. Michael Lang, Dr. Devin Houston, Beth Clay, Karyn Seroussi and others.

FAIR thanks the generosity and hospitality of the N.A.A., especially its Executive Director, Jo Pike and its President, Wendy Fournier!

In a short while, we'll be posting selected video clips of these interviews in our online Media Center.

		Pictured, Left: F.A.I.R.'s Fundraising Director, Karen McDonough, interviews Dr. Devin Houston of Houston Neutraceuticals
		Pictured, Left: After the conference's first full day of presentations, speakers and attendees enjoyed a respite at the BYOB (bring your own book) cocktail party, thrown to honor the work of Author David Kirby, as well as Lyn and Will Redwood. Pictured, left to right: David Kirby, Thomas Burbacher, Mark Blaxill and Diana Cregar.
		Pictured, Left: FAIR's Karen McDonough poses with Generation Rescue's president, Kevin Barry, at the BYOB cocktail party.
		Pictured, Left: Erik Nanstiel, left and Karen McDonough, right, pose with SAFEMINDS' Lyn Redwood, center.
		Pictured, Left: Karen McDonough poses with Lenny Schafer of the Schafer Autism Report.
		Pictured, Left: Karen McDonough poses with the legendary Dr. Bernard Rimland, who celebrates his 77th birthday this month.
		Pictured, Left: Karen McDonough, center, and Erik Nanstiel, right, pose with Dr. Andrew Wakefield of Thoughtful House at Saturday night's "Life's a Beach" party.
		Pictured, Left: Karen McDonough poses with Scott Bono, board member of the National Autism Association.