Gayle Y. Fisher, MEd, Ed Tech

Gayle Fisher is an activist mom of a 10th grader with learning differences. She is an educator, author, advocate, ally, and learning differences consultant. She teaches non-credit workshops as a pro-bono adjunct at Lone Star College System (LSCS) Academy of Lifelong Learning (ALL) campuses and out in the community. She is founder at GettingSorted.com, founding co-facilitator of SpecialNeedsSibs.org and OurTrainingCenter.org; and writes at IfWeLearnDifferently.com.

Gayle is on the Advisory Council of the Center for School Behavioral Health Collaborative (CSBH), participates on several teams of Behavioral Health & Suicide Prevention Taskforce (BHSP), Cafe Azul, and NAMI Greater Houston, and has contributed to Autism Moms Are Beautiful. She loves to collaborate, and always has new projects she is working on, including, Aprendemos Diferente, Lights! Camera! Action!, Share the Knowledge: Brown Bag Lunch & Learns, and many others. Gayle has earned an MEd, Ed Tech from Texas A&M University, a BBA in Finance from University of Houston, and an AA in Pre-Engineering from Houston Community College.