Seeing Signs of Love and Opportunity in Times of Challenge: The Story of Hope and 'The Bright Little Red Cardinal'
Nick Sorensen was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania. Growing up with a form of dwarfism called Hypochondroplasia gave him a unique perspective on life. Now 31 years later Nick has taken that perspective and used it to accomplish great things. He's an alum of Gannon University, married to a wonderful woman (and awesome chef), holds his dream job, is an advocate for dwarfism awareness and is the proud father of an angel child who inspired him to write his first book "The Bright Red Little Cardinal," which he'll discuss and read from. A book sale and signing will follow the discussion.
Location: Jefferson Educational Society, 3207 State St. Erie, PA 16505
Date/Time: Monday, April 15th, 7-8:30PM
Admission: FREE
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Nicholas Sorensen is a breaking and trending news reporter for the Erie Times-News newsroom, which he joined in November 2023, following in the footsteps of his grandfather, who used to work for the Times until the early 2000s. Born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania, Nick has growing up with a form of dwarfism called Hypochondroplasia, which has given him a unique perspective on life. Now 31 years later, Nick has taken that perspective and used it to accomplish great things. A member of Little People of America, he worked with Pennsylvania State Representative Ryan Bizzarro to help pass HR 497, which officially designated October as Dwarfism Awareness Month in Pennsylvania. He’s an alum of Gannon University, married to a wonderful woman (and awesome chef), holds his dream job, is an advocate for dwarfism awareness and is the proud father of an angel child who inspired him to write his first book, “The Bright Red Little Cardinal.”
