Aaron Feinstein is a technology leader, film/theater director, and inclusion advocate based in NY.  Aaron is the founder of Avocado a technology company creating personalized wellness. Aaron is also the Founder of the non-profit organization Actionplay, and creator of the AIMS inclusive improvisational musical comedy workshop program, and the Actionplay Chorus that was featured on the HBO and Comedy Central Broadcast of Night of Too Many Stars. He co-directed the widely celebrated pilot program The Miracle Project with Elaine Hall which has been featured by 92nd Street Y, Rebecca School, Celebrate the Children and the Educational Alliance. The Miracle Project was the subject of the 2006 HBO 2-Time Emmy Award Winning Documentary Autism: The Musical. Aaron produced the syndicated children’s TV Show Wonderama as well as several branded and unscripted projects with DB Goldline Productions including Project Dad (TLC, Discovery Communications) and The Sips (Chicken Soup for the Soul, Hilton). Aaron has presented nationally at the United Nations, NYC Department of Education, NYU Forum on Educational Theater, Wonderplay, Arts in Education Roundtable, The Voice Foundation, Museum Access Consortium, and ICDL, among many others – and is the published author of several books, articles and journals focused on changing the stigmas ​surrounding disability.

Filmmaker

Founder/CEO of Avocado 

Founder of Actionplay - Equal Access to Arts, Education and Culture for all!

Author

Musician/Songwriter