Disabled Lives and Respect
I thought I wouldn't write about this case . I've been following it and the developments have been
Good Morning America: Called Out
As an autistic person I have my share of differences. Any time I am a way that
Assumptions and Ableism
I've recently read an article about how some researches are slowly starting to debunk long held assumptions
Autistic Patterns of Thoughts and Emotions
I use the movement of things outside of me for purposes of thinking and of processing feelings.
Deaf Teen Filmmakers Interpretation of Phillip Phillips’ “Home”
Acceptance, connection, and belonging. Home. Thank you Deaf Film Camp for making such awesome videos!
Uniquely Human Neurotribe
This past summer two new autism books were released within days of each other. Each, of it’s
Privacy, and Parental Behavior
I've written about this before: parents of Autistic children sharing very private information about their kids, sharing
Autism, Transition Programs and the Impact of Poverty on Self-Advocacy
I am an autistic woman who has lived both in poverty and as a middle-income person during
Visual Accommodations and Blessings of My Autism
The visual sensory aspects of the way autism plays out for me most of the time means
Autism and Changing Classroom Strategies
The field of autism is very new – not even 100 years old yet! This means we are constantly learning new things. We now know that what works for most children to learn does not always work for autistic children. In fact, it can be detrimental to their learning. Those of us in the field of autism will likely need to change the way we deliver help to those who seek it and change the way we teach our students.
