A video game company founded by Ben Wiggins aims to train and employ adults on the autism spectrum, inspired by his son's experiences.
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A video game company founded by Ben Wiggins aims to train and employ adults on the autism spectrum, inspired by his son's experiences.
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Ben Wiggins, a software developer and race-car driver, starts a video game company to train and employ adults on the autism spectrum. Inspired by his son’s experiences, Wiggins faces various challenges while working to integrate these individuals into the tech industry. The film features interviews with employees like Gary Moore and Phil Hollingsworth, who share their personal stories and skills. "Programming Hope" advocates for inclusion and greater job opportunities for autistic individuals in the workforce.
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Why Watch
- Meet Ben Wiggins, a race-car driver turned tech entrepreneur.
- Find out how video games can empower autistic adults.
- See personal stories from individuals on the autism spectrum.
Did You Know
- Ben Wiggins is both a software developer and a race-car driver.
- The film features a cast that includes Gary Moore and Phil Hollingsworth.
- The documentary runs for 109 minutes and was released in 2015.
- The production country of the film is the United States.
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Who is the director of Programming Hope?
Jack Creamer is the director of Programming Hope.
What is the main focus of the video game company established by Ben Wiggins?
The company aims to train and employ adults on the autism spectrum.
What year was Programming Hope released?
Programming Hope was released in 2015.
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