…Lydia X. Z. Brown, lydia@autistichoya.com IDAHO Moscow, ID Tina Baldwin, christina.ann.baldwin@gmail.com ILLINOIS Chicago, IL Amaranthe Zinzani, arzinzani90@gmail.com KANSAS Valley Center, KS Sabrina Percival, silver47protons@gmail.com MAINE Portland, ME Maine Autism Collective,…
…become Aspie. It’s an infectious process, and she may not like the sort of person she’s become… On May 8, 2009, Attwood posted his form letter on the FAAAS site,…
In the past five years, over 650 people with disabilities have been murdered by their parents, relatives or caregivers. On Tuesday, March 1st, the disability community will gather across the…
…more friends, but what I know more is my children need more allies. More people who understand and accept them as they are. You once accepted me for who I…
…the human rights of people with disabilities. The conference committee members’ contact information can be found at the link below: https://sites.google.com/site/occupythejudgerotenbergcenter/news-updates/timeislimitedtotellconferencecommitteememberstosupportamendment548andafullbanonshocks Find ASANs Change.org Petition to Pass Amendment #548 here….
…Modeling team defines and analyzes data requirements across all of Freddie Mac’s IT application projects. The team takes these requirements and builds models that are standard, consistent, and predictable. These…
In the past five years, over 600 people with disabilities have been murdered by their parents, relatives or caregivers. On Sunday March 1st, the disability community will gather across the…
…Issue Tracking Power Tools Find My Officials Take Action Resources Resource Library Books COVID-19 Resources Reports and Brief Materials Toolkits Easy Read/Accessible Policy Accessibility Resources Anti-Filicide Toolkit Autism Acceptance Month…
In the past five years, over 550 people with disabilities have been murdered by their parents, relatives or caregivers. On Wednesday, March 1st, the disability community will gather across the…
…viewing autism as a variation of human wiring, rather than a disease. As such, neurodiversity activists reject the idea that autism should be cured, advocating instead for celebrating autistic forms…
