Partnership of TravelingWiki Foundation and Just Bee follows up on Just Bee's efforts in South Carolina to pass Rio's Bill (H.4956 and H.5024) to enable families with Autism to have their South Carolina license plate indicate that someone in the car is on the Autism Spectrum and is working on legislation for mandatory First Responder Training in Autism and Neurodiversity (H.3285).
COLUMBIA, S.C., Oct. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- TravelingWiki Foundation and Just Bee announce a new partnership to augment resources for South Carolina residents on the Autism Spectrum. Just Bee is a South Carolina 501(c)(3) raising awareness, creating partnerships, and providing training to create sensory-friendly communities. Just Bee has recently worked to pass Rio's Bill (H.4956 and H.5024) to enable families with Autism to have their South Carolina license plate indicate that someone in the car is on the Autism Spectrum and is working on legislation for mandatory First Responder Training in Autism and Neurodiversity (H.3285). Just Bee's First Responder Training was just accredited by the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy. TravelingWiki, the largest resource center globally documenting resources for those with Non-Visible Disabilities at 75 US Airports (all FAA Large & Medium Hub Airports in the US) in 13 languages, is honored to partner with Just Bee as part of collaborative efforts to grow resources available to Neurodiverse families.
TravelingWiki now offers free resources in thirteen languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic, Portuguese, Hindi, Twi, Vietnamese & Russian.
This work in South Carolina follows prior work of TravelingWiki with the Autism Society of South Carolina and LIFT Academy to augment access to aviation careers for Neurodiverse youth in South Carolina.
The CEO of TravelingWiki Foundation, Jonathan Sutter, and the CEO of Just Bee, Layla Luna, note, "TravelingWiki's expected growth in 2025 is 400%, and TravelingWiki deeply values the opportunity to partner with Just Bee, who has committed to empowering individuals who are Autistic and Neurodivergent. From sensory-friendly business certifications to inclusive education programming and legislative advocacy, Just Bee is changing the narrative: "It's not about the disabilities — it's about the possibilities."
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Jonathan Sutter, TravelingWiki Foundation, 1 4044033333, [email protected], www.TravelingWiki.com
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