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Tag Archives: TASH
#BlackLivesMatter: Teaching My Son About White Privilege and Intersectionality
Our few days in Washington, DC were rich in so many ways… and it will likely take me a while to capture and pin the words of even a few of our many experiences to the page. So now I … Continue reading
Gathering at TASH and The Magic People Map
Before the TASH Conference, I was working this an idea to create a sort of People Map for H, so that he could be a bit more ready for the peopleing and could begin ahead of time to see faces … Continue reading
Posted in ableism, acceptance, Activist, Anxiety, Autism, scaffolding, support, TASH, visual strategies, visual strategies and supports
Tagged Amy Sequenzia, Emily Titon, Frontloading TASH, Henry Frost, Ibby Grace, Kassiane Sibley, Lei Wiley-Mydske, Magic the Gathering, National TASH, People Map, Peopleing, TASH, TASH the Gathering
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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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Autism Self-Advocacy – 13 year old style
H is 13… in some ways he is still so young… but I see him changing and developing in many areas. I also see that adulthood is looming, and I understand that this next stage is, in some ways, much … Continue reading
Posted in acceptance, Arizona, Arizona TASH, ASD, Aspergers, Autism, promote social understanding, self-advocacy, Shame
Tagged 13-year-old, advocacy, Arizona TASH, Aspergers, Autism, autism pride, choice, decision, development, self-advocacy, TASH, transition
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Thirty Days of Autism 