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Lauren Dubrinsky is a native New Yorker and artist, who moved to Atlanta 33 years ago at age of 23. After being a stay-at-home mom

Eren Denburg Niederhoffer is an Autism Self-Advocate who graduated in 2012 from Marshall University as the first autistic student in their Honors College. He has

Maie Hotard, a teen in Atlanta, Georgia. She is autistic and uses limited words to communicate. She finds joy and love in gorgeous rich colors.

Brandon Cantrell is a talented young man who enjoys beading, knitting, sewing and embroidery. But his passion lies with crochet where the repetitive hand movements

On October 9th, Synergies Work hosted a Voting Rights Webinar featuring leaders from the Disability Community along with Chris Harvey, Elections Director at the Georgia

Synergies Work believes that entrepreneurship is a learned skill and we’re here to help you learn the fundamentals of becoming a successful entrepreneur. Learn everything

This year Synergies Work was able to provide grants to entrepreneurs with disabilities. Meet some of our impact grant winners below! Meet Sulaimon Salam (Top Left)

Windmills Vs Walls On August 6th Synergies Work hosted a virtual lunch with business leaders to learn what they are doing in this difficult year

In the midst of the current COVID-19 pandemic, Synergies Work and our entrepreneurs need your help.

Lauren Dubrinsky is a native New Yorker and artist, who moved to Atlanta 33 years ago at age of 23. After being a stay-at-home mom

Nandi is a young woman who feels deeply for her community and has a soulful connection with people who’ve lost their memories and paper photos/pictures.

On September 5th, The Coca – Cola Company and Synergies Work partnered to launch an art Exhibition – Changing Perspectives – at the Coca –

Eazel –  an art accessibility start-up that hosts it on over 95,0000 art collectors and over 150 art institutions from across the world. Recently, they

In April 2019, Synergies Work piloted our first ever Art Incubator in partnership with the Spruill Center with the goal of providing a physical co-learning

Synergies Work is proud to announce our partnership with Sean McElwee – a talented young creator who after starring on A&E’s Born This Way started

Speakers: Enzo Piscopo, Liz Jin, Darryl Kirkland, Nandi Isaac, Zen Kramer, Andre Gayle, Allie Andrews, Aarti Sahgal

Connor Ensign has been commissioned by SmartCare Medical Group to create a painting of their new urgent care center in Rome. It formally opened its

This is what has been drummed into our heads. And, now there is scientific evidence that shows that the secret to our lasting happiness lies

We did it! Thanks to your generous donations we raised more than $10,000 through our Art Night Out event on November 27th! The overwhelming response we

Synergies Work organized an evening financial earning with Cicely Garrett, Deputy Chief Resilience Officer, Mayor’s Office of Atlanta and Doug Jackson, Deputy Director STABLE Accounts,

Thank You for attending the Business Breakfast 101 on August 9th at the First Data Corporation. It was invigorating to share, hear and learn from

TEACHING ENTREPRENEURS WITH DISABILITIES HOW TO BUILD FINANCIAL SECURITY https://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/newsletter/fall2017/stories.html Synergies Work, Inc. is an Atlanta-based organization that empowers people with disabilities to become financially

On Friday, March 16, 2018 our newest corporate partners, First Data Corporation welcomed us to host our first Business breakfast at their Learning & Innovation

Happy New Year! May the new year bring joy, prosperity, and peace for all of us. Without a doubt, it has been an exciting and

Thank you for attending our August 11 seminar SOAR: A Pathway to Success through Self-employment.  Our goal was to share resources on entrepreneurship and open

We are excited to announce that Synergies Works is now partnering with Spruill Center for the Arts in Atlanta! Our artists will make their debut at

The May 11 seminar on Building Blocks to Financial Empowerment was organized by  Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, Georgia ASPE and Synergies Work. It was our