Everyday Ableism and how it impacts Autistic people
Ableism is the practice of discriminating against disabled people or placing abled people at the centre of normative society. It can take ...
Ableism is the practice of discriminating against disabled people or placing abled people at the centre of normative society. It can take ...
Ableism is the practice of discriminating against disabled people or placing abled people at the centre of normative society. It can take ...
Applied Behaviour Analysis and Augmentative Alternative Communication, A Comparison A general preamble: Below is the full text of a college ...
This is going to be a bit of a meandering post, as mine often are. I appreciate that this isn't particularly algorithm friendly but in...
I have been thinking a lot about memories lately. How they shape who we are as people and define much of what makes us human. I went on a...
I actually just discovered the term ‘eco-ableism’ today when I began to do some research for this blog post. It is a good descriptor of wha...
Honestly, I don't know if my words here will adequately describe my experience at the Mary Robinson Climate Conference but I will do my...
I realised recently that it has been just over a year since getting my autism diagnosis and I had a lot of thoughts about this. It's b...
I was partly inspired to write this after reading a wonderful post by Zoe of I Believe in Romeo . The post was entitled Perfection is ...
It's been a while since I've done a new trip post. Don't know if it's just me, but the winter has seemed so long and drea...
'In what ways are autistic people seen as ‘other’? Epistemic injustice, neuro norms and white supremacy; the role of autistic people i...
Firstly, I'd like to say that this is an opinion piece rather than a research article, although I have tried to reference academic exper...
I actually just discovered the term ‘eco-ableism’ today when I began to do some research for this blog post. It is a good descriptor of wha...