Autism & Comic Books are a large part of my identity. We may have these things in common...
Autism & Comic Books are a large part of my identity. We may have these things in common...
To be better #autism advocates, let's 1st remember to be our best selves.
January 19, 2017 Betsy Devos’ nomination and (likely) confirmation as Secretary of Education ushers in a new era of autism advocacy. Many autism advocates malign Ms. Devos’ inexperience, lucrative political campaign contributions, and misunderstanding of IDEA. However, I welcome these obvious flaws to a candidate overseeing (autism) education. History is on our side. Specifically, I …
Everyone wants acceptance, but what does AUTISM acceptance look like? Will we recognize it? Let's set goals!
Setting 2017 Writing Goals and More, Despite/With Autism, and Open Invitation to Readers
Why are people angry, Rosie? You broke the Golden Rule regarding advocacy It's one of the few social rules we have written.
Playing #Games Solo with #Anxiety, #Autism, and #Depression...maybe with @WillW
While our autism community seeks acceptance, why do we treat our own members like...
AN OPEN LETTER TO ROSIE O’DONNELL, PART ONE Over the Thanksgiving break, I read about Rosie O’Donnell. Via Twitter, O’Donnell acknowledges how her young daughter has an autism diagnosis. We applaud her bravery to seek a definitive diagnosis to explain whatever challenges Dakota may have. Furthermore, we welcome O’Donnell as a staunch advocate for positive …
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Within the autism community, we continually seek more awareness about autism. We hope that with enough awareness, we can forge meaningful relationships based on acceptance. A third prong on the autism advocacy trident is often associated with both or either point: complaining. Understandably, we have no representation within democratic government, we have watered-down educational standards …
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