Join the Santa Rosa Junior College Disability Resources Department as we celebrate and highlight Autism Awareness Month with a screening of "My Name is Siri."

Kimberly Starke

In the San Francisco Bay Area, the Chettipally family has been quietly raising 3 children for the past 30 years.  One of their children is the incredibly special Siri, who was diagnosed with non-verbal autism at age 3.  Against all odds, Siri bravely fought through many hurdles to create a meaningful life while also learning to communicate like never before.  
MY NAME IS SIRI is an inspirational story about resilience, a mother's unconditional love, and a family determined to create a better life for their daughter.  