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…graduated from Wright State University and work as a volunteer for their local library. When they’re not wrangling large stacks of books back onto shelves, they enjoy raising foster kittens,…
…graduated from Wright State University and work as a volunteer for their local library. When they’re not wrangling large stacks of books back onto shelves, they enjoy raising foster kittens,…
…Katherine is a Media Coordinator at the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. She graduated in fall of 2022 with a BFA in graphic design from the Savannah College of Art and…
…keeping a job, choosing paths, and navigating college. Jordyn Zimmerman graduated with her bachelor’s degree in education policy from Ohio University. She is currently pursuing graduate studies at Boston College….
…are shocked for years, even for longer than a decade in some cases. These shocks come from a remote-controlled backpack, called a Graduated Electronic Decelerator (GED), which is attached to…
…answers about creating support networks, finding and keeping a job, choosing paths, and navigating college. Jordyn Zimmerman graduated with her bachelor’s degree in education policy from Ohio University. She is…
…a wide variety of placements. Before I graduated high school, I spent time in both segregated and inclusive learning environments. That is why I came to give my views last…
…below the sample. For years, the disability community has worked to ban the graduated electronic decelerator (GED), a device that is used to torture of autistic people, and those with…
…which the staff was testing out two extra electrodes before placing them onto his arms. Upon hearing the sound of the Graduated Electronic Decelerator go off, Andre reacting with fear,…
…his arm that, at the time she believed to be burns from the use of the Graduated Electronic Decelerator (GED), but later described as bruises. The defense’s take on this…
…Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a letter making clear that the use of the graduated electronic decelerator device and other Level III aversive techniques is prohibited for individuals receiving Medicaid-funded…