The Steve Harvey Show This experience was amazing! I was a bit nervous but "Team Jill" made sure that I was comfortable. I actually got to tour the studio prior to my appearance on the show. I felt like a star! I had my very own trailer with my name on the door! Several wonderful people visited me throughout the day to make sure that I was camera ready! And the pizza they delivered to my trailer was a nice touch! It was great meeting Steve and cooking with Christina Tosi!

A 19-year-old Maryland man who suffers from autism — and aspires to become a pastry chef — gets a big surprise when he appears Tuesday afternoon on Steve Harvey’s nationally syndicated daytime show. “When I’m in the kitchen, it makes me feel confident that I can accomplish anything as a chef,” Jeremiah Josey says during the 12-minute segment on “Steve.” Josey adds that he’s not going to let his autism “get in the way of my abilities” or stop him “from trying to accomplish my

NEW YORK (AP) — New York Fashion Week has opened its glamorous tent wider to feature models with disabilities wearing adaptive clothing designs by Tommy Hilfiger, Nike and Target. Organized by the Runway of Dreams Foundation, the show on Wednesday included a catwalk welcoming to wheelchairs, crutches, walking canes and more. Actor and model RJ Mitte of “Breaking Bad” was host. Mitte said he understood the importance of inclusion on a personal level, having been diagnosed with

The Runway of Dreams Foundation Rethink The Runway! Why? People with Disabilities deserve to look good and feel good! On September 5th, 2018 I was honored to walk in my first runway show to kick of fashion week! I stand with Mindy Scheier, President and Founder because we need to celebrate inclusion in fashion. I was so happy the my god brother Marcellus Borland could walk the runway with me too! He doesn't have a disability but wanted to show his love and support. Together,