Remembering My Autistic Self
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) My advocacy… my activism… Well, it’s kind of been non-existent. It’s been bothering me for a while. I keep talking to a few friends about it. And I...
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It’s Never Enough…
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) This school year has started for both the boys. D is in middle school and S is rounding out his final year in elementary. I was chatting with...
The Place I Belong
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) This is the way all places should be.. This is the place I’ve always wanted to find.. And I feel like I have now, even if for a...
Please Use the Side Entrance
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) Let’s talk about middle school. Let’s talk about Daniel’s upcoming middle school. Let’s talk about arguments I’ve heard that support Daniel’s upcoming middle school. Let’s talk about how...
The False Dichotomy – “High” and “Mid-to-Low” Functioning
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) I get to be reminded of this quite often. This false dichotomy between those with “high functioning autism” and those with “mid to low functioning autism.” Why? Because...
An Open Letter to Educators
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) Educators, I know for the most part, most of you went into this profession to educate the next generation of students. You wanted to help them succeed and...
On Being Disabled
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) This is an emotional subject for me. I don’t typically like to think about it as it hurts. In my nearly 28 yrs living, or the 10 years...
ASAN and AASPIRE Gateway Project
Home » Posts tagged: “inclusion” (Page 2) We are writing to you on behalf of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network. ASAN has partnered with researchers at multiple universities to create the AASPIRE Gateway Project (www.aaspire.org/gateway). The...