Ira Eidle submits the Autistic Archive, an archive of Autistic Communities and the Neurodiversity Movement.
To raising Autism awareness and Acceptance, and battling negative stereotypes about Autism. To advocate for the inclusion of Autistic people in the community. To offer a forum to broadcast our stories and thoughts, and to help the messages of Autistic people and non-Austistic allies reach as many people as possible.
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Monday, November 1, 2021
Wednesday, November 1, 2017
Force of Habit
Tamsin Parker sends in Force of Habit on Vimeo.
Tamsin was a finalist in the National Autistic Society's Autism Uncut Film and Media Awards.
Please check it out!
Tamsin was a finalist in the National Autistic Society's Autism Uncut Film and Media Awards.
Please check it out!
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
things you don't want to hear
Neurodivergent K has written "things you don't want to hear". Please go read it!
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Autism Dos Speak, But Who Exactly Is Talking?
Zoey G. has posted "Autism Dos Speak, But Who Exactly Is Talking?" on Jumping Out of the Fishbowl.
Please follow the link to the post!
Please follow the link to the post!
Autistics Speaking Day 2015
R. Larkin Taylor-Parker posts "Autistics Speaking Day 2015" on Traveling Show
TW/CW for mentions of death.
This is a great time of year for a holiday, as the seasons wind down into winter and many cultures of the northern hemisphere take time for the past, the ancestors, and the dead. We are starting to have a past together. It is good to take time to think about that but even more important for us to think about having a shared future, though many of us find that challenging
Read More Here
TW/CW for mentions of death.
This is a great time of year for a holiday, as the seasons wind down into winter and many cultures of the northern hemisphere take time for the past, the ancestors, and the dead. We are starting to have a past together. It is good to take time to think about that but even more important for us to think about having a shared future, though many of us find that challenging
Read More Here
Family: A Love Letter to Autistic Space
Daniel Obejas has written a piece on Acting NT, "Family: A Love Letter to Autistic Space"
Please check it out!
Please check it out!
Reward and Consent
Dave Jersey submits the following posts on his blog Reward and Consent.
"Interview, essay: Anna Kosovskaya escapes the Judge Rotenberg Center of Applied Behavior Analysis electroshock "treatment/torture", her self-reported adventures with interviewer analysis.
Behavioral Ethics essay: My one day of electric shock was worse than 36 years of antipsychotics.
Advocacy motivation: Judge Rotenberg Center's Achilles' heel vulnerability is the truth about Applied Behavior Analysis' electroshock torture.
Trigger Warnings for Discussion of ABA, of the practices in the Judge Rotenberg Center, of electroshock, torture, and medications.
"Interview, essay: Anna Kosovskaya escapes the Judge Rotenberg Center of Applied Behavior Analysis electroshock "treatment/torture", her self-reported adventures with interviewer analysis.
Behavioral Ethics essay: My one day of electric shock was worse than 36 years of antipsychotics.
Advocacy motivation: Judge Rotenberg Center's Achilles' heel vulnerability is the truth about Applied Behavior Analysis' electroshock torture.
Trigger Warnings for Discussion of ABA, of the practices in the Judge Rotenberg Center, of electroshock, torture, and medications.
Saturday, November 2, 2013
Autistic person speaking
Rainbow Goddess writes "Autistic person speaking" on Purple Aspie: Life on the Spectrum.
It is a well written account of going to an autistic conference where auditory sensitivities were not even accommodated, and the issues that she had throughout the conference.
Please Read!
It is a well written account of going to an autistic conference where auditory sensitivities were not even accommodated, and the issues that she had throughout the conference.
Please Read!
Friday, November 1, 2013
Queerability
Queerability has submitted their entire blog, with many awesome and informative posts about disability issues and intersectionality. Very excellent materials.
My Life in Singapore: A Message For Autistics Speaking Day
Ash Satoshi posts "My Life in Singapore: A Message For Autistics Speaking Day" on Facebook.
It is a very excellent post on living as an autistic person in Singapore, growing up with discrimination, bullying, dealing with divorced parents, and the factions of the special needs community.
Please read.
It is a very excellent post on living as an autistic person in Singapore, growing up with discrimination, bullying, dealing with divorced parents, and the factions of the special needs community.
Please read.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Happiness, for Autistics Speaking Day
chavisory has written Happiness, for Autistics Speaking Day on Chavisory's Notebook
It is a lovely and thoughtful piece about life and sources of happiness. Please read it on Chavisory's Notebook.
It is a lovely and thoughtful piece about life and sources of happiness. Please read it on Chavisory's Notebook.
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