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The Long Road to Acceptance: From ASL to Letter Boards in Classrooms
Decades ago, American Sign Language struggled to be recognized as a legitimate language. Today, we’re seeing a similar journey unfold for non-speakers who rely on letter boards and other forms of alternative communication in classrooms.
Announcing ‘The Lighter Side of the Spectrum’ Autism Podcast
I’m thrilled to introduce you to my new podcast where we take a heartfelt, honest, and even humorous look at parenting, advocacy, and life on the autism spectrum.
Part 2: Achieving Healthcare Equity Through the SAFE Care Consensus Principles
Overview of the SAFE Care Foundational Premises It was developed through an extensive consensus-based process, involving a wide range of stakeholders, that the Supporting Access
Part 1: Neurodivergent youth are being victimized by healthcare abilism
Many healthcare facilities are still inaccessible to those with disabilities. We need to change the current unacceptable healthcare disparities Two of my passionate causes are
Competence. Confidence. Communication. They are all connected in ways most of us never imagined
Confidence. It’s knowing that you are capable of doing something – even if you haven’t done it before. Confidence comes from competence. Many times we
“Speech Can Suck It”
We previously shared that Stone has been working on some fun writing projects – including songwriting. We’re proud to share his first song “Speech can
