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Category Archives: Visual Notes
On the ABLEISM of Participation Marks
I was recently involved in an online discussion that has me considering that the common practice or focus on participation is often stacked against people who might participate or engage differently. When I encounter a situation where I am graded … Continue reading
Corbett O’Toole on Enduring Activism: “Dancing for the Win”
I met Corbett O’Toole at TASH in Chicago. We hung out – we talked – she is fabulous – we quickly became friends. Corbett invited me to attend her talk to the University of Illinois at Chicago Disabilities Studies Doctoral … Continue reading
Posted in 504 sit in, acceptance, Activist, Advocacy, advocate, Autism, Berkley, Corbett O'Toole, Visual Notes
Tagged 504 sit in, advocates, Alyssa, CIL, Corbett O'Toole, dancing for the win, disability, discouraged, Happy, Ibby Anderson Grace, joy, Mothers and Daughters, oral historian, Pharrell William’s, social justice, storytelling, TASH, UIC, University of Illinois at Chicago Disabilities Studies
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The Great Chicago TASH Adventure
I am sitting now in the airport, awaiting my flight home to Vancouver via Portland. It is a welcomed quiet; an empty space to pull together my thinking and reflect upon the many ways I have been nudged and influenced … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, Activist, Autism, diversity, Neurodiversity, perspective of others, Social Hangover, Visual Notes
Tagged Ariane Zurcher, Chicago, conversations, Corbet O'Toole, Disabilities Rights Movement, Emily Titon, human rights, Ibby Anderson Grace, National TASH, Peyton Goddard, social justice, Wretches and Jabberers, Zach Richter
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Thirty Days of Autism 