Communication, Interaction, and Autism Acceptance
Communication, Interaction and Autism Acceptance Communication, Interaction, and
Communication, Interaction and Autism Acceptance Communication, Interaction, and
Intelligence Is an Ableist Concept, by Amy Sequenzia. Warning:
How I Tell My Story by Amy Sequenzia. Living
by Amy Sequenzia. I RESIST My resistance is an
This is the second in a series of posts
Toxic autism awareness - sorting out autism fact from autism
by Amy Sequenzia This post is about Person First Language
Disability, Safety, and Value by Amy Sequenzia This post will
by Amy Sequenzia From time to time I find myself
Autistic People: Persons or Projects by Judy Endow Autistic
Disability, Dignity and "Cost" by Amy Sequenzia Warning: I am
One Person At A Time I wrote about this before
Are You Paying Attention When Disabled People Write about
Autism "Awareness" and May Flowers This is my THANK
Amy Sequenzia on Disability Awareness campaigns that silence the very people they
by Amy Sequenzia Ableism: we know it is everywhere
by Amy Sequenzia If you are not Disabled and
by Judy Endow Even though people described me
X Company is respectfully educating viewers about the ableism, discrimination and elimination of disabled people during the war. Hopefully, it will make more people aware of how disabled people are still discriminated against and abused in unthinkable ways.
Blogging About Children with Disabilities Protecting a child's privacy
Your child's disability is not about you. Your child’s
by Amy Sequenzia The title of this article probably
I thought I wouldn't write about this case . I've been
I've recently read an article about how some researches are
I have written about how I had to unlearn ableism.
You have heard it before. You may have said it.
Celebrating My Life Amy Sequenzia won't stop celebrating her autistic,
In this life I am missing the ability to go
The Real Problem with Special Needs We love this
Recently, I was told by a parent of a child
Awareness campaigns of disabilities are only effective if they are planned and run primarily by the groups that are the subjects of the campaign. This is because such campaigns are not “awareness”, but “acceptance” campaigns. We welcome support, with focus on respect, equality and access. We don’t need “awareness” of deficits and tragic rhetoric.
This is especially directed at parents, family members and all