Executive Director and Founder 

 Voice Colors non-profit

  Parent of an adult yogi with autism, Eve Megargel is an author, educator, filmmaker, and  pioneer in advocating that all individuals on the autism spectrum are  independent communicators who are capable of self-expression and social  relationships. Eve consults, collaborates, and engages on key autism issues and initiatives with several organizations, including Massachusetts General Hospital and  Boston’s Jewish Family and Children’s Services. She is a member of the MGH Family Advisory Council and the Lurie Center Leadership Council. Eve  received her master’s degree in Theology from Harvard University, and  her bachelor’s degree from the University of North Carolina – Chapel  Hill. She lives with her husband Matt and son Billy in Weston,   

Program Director

Voice Colors Yoga

Hannah Gould, M.Ed, E-RYT is a well-known special educator and yoga teacher. Hannah has been a trailblazer in bringing meaningful and effective yoga to children and adults with autism and other special needs. Hannah received her M.Ed. in the education of children with special needs from Simmons College in 1999 and completed her certification as a  yoga teacher in 2005. Hannah has worked as an educator, social skills counselor and yoga instructor in a variety of settings with both children and adults. From 2007 - 2016, Hannah directed the therapeutic yoga program at NESCA, a pediatric clinical practice in Newton, MA. Hannah has directed the Voice Colors Yoga program since 2005. Hannah also currently teaches in local day and residential programs and at Laughing Dog Yoga in Wellesley, MA.     

“Hannah radiates positive energy.

Her knowledge of yoga and autism mixed with understanding of the physical, emotional, sensory and spiritual…

A master yogi for this population ”

-Megan Hennessey, Special educator, yoga teacher and 30-hour Voice Colors Yoga teacher training graduate