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Adding a mask requirement to your event may help filter out more than just viruses https://t.co/bVTPgVomKk— wsbgnl (@wsbgnl) September 7, 2022

Adding a mask requirement to your event may help filter out more than just viruses https://t.co/bVTPgVomKk— wsbgnl (@wsbgnl) September 7, 2022

That’s us: @RozannaLilley @mds49 @ReframingAutism @GabrielleHall99 @WennLawson Joanne Mahony and Unsa Fatima!— Liz Pellicano (@liz_pellicano) September 5, 2022

How can autistic adults thrive? This should be one of the questions at the heart of autism research. Excited to have examined it with an amazing team of autistic and non-autistic co-authors. You can read it here (should be free to access): https://t.co/bVHADH2HYb— Liz Pellicano (@liz_pellicano) September 5, 2022

With James Baldwin, Nina Simone, Charles Mingus, and Red Hot Chili Peppers bringing the fire.https://t.co/tMWfR7bAo2— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) September 6, 2022

Ungrading to Break Barriers Toward Learning - an asynchronous 3 graduate credit/continuing ed. ungrading course - starts on September 15th! Open to all states.Learn more and sign up at https://t.co/dBkzEn2hi2 #restorehumanity pic.twitter.com/JVwirVprzG— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) September 6, 2022

Lot of talk this weekend about not bringing work home and setting healthy boundaries—I hope we educators can transfer this idea to our students and stop assigning homework.— Emily Rinkema (@emilyrinkema) September 6, 2022

NEW: Our updated Ungrading Handbook (2022) features new readings, research, and case studies on the implementation of ungrading. This free resource is released ahead of a graduate course starting in Fall 2022. Stay tuned!Available at https://t.co/ydjDXoAxjp #restorehumanity pic.twitter.com/cr8SmP4Z67— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) August 5, 2022

🎶 Reunited and it feels so good 🎶 pic.twitter.com/DWAPdH3jL0— Nick Covington (@CovingtonEDU) September 4, 2022

I see and hear it in my teen who has regular online fixtures with friends to play whichever game is popular. They talk strategy, they talk trash, they TALK! Yes, it's screen time and it is also a vital socializing time. So much emotion coming out of that room!😅— Sherri Spelic (@edifiedlistener) September 6, 2022

11/ We have also launched our Human Centered Schools Network, which is our school professional development model which is workshop-based and student first. https://t.co/pIBTacaRoT— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) July 28, 2022

This is a great piece that we incorporated into our glossary page on Play.- Immediate Contact With the Outdoors: Fresh Air, Large Muscle Movement, Daylight, and Stimming- Autistic and Monotropic Play- Parallel Play- Play and Psychological Safetyhttps://t.co/kISxbOx4DE https://t.co/ZZNd4yKLI4— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) September 6, 2022

Yes! See our recommendations to combat what was lost during the pandemic in our "Learning Loss Handbook." https://t.co/ydjDXoAxjp https://t.co/cNem7owlX1 pic.twitter.com/LyObfqfkGd— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) September 6, 2022

THIS: "Play is a developmental powerhouse in a way no lesson plan or curriculum could be." https://t.co/ffLiXNNniD— Sherri Spelic (@edifiedlistener) September 6, 2022

Aaron Skjerseth writes on the importance of play and why it must be a priority in schools. With all the recent talk on "learning loss", we mustn't ignore the true loss of play in schools. #restorehumanityhttps://t.co/RxOc1rvWOu pic.twitter.com/bgOJjjI9Zn— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) September 6, 2022

“Play forms the basis of our social and emotional well-being, it builds our abilities as problem solvers and it bolsters creativity and our ability to generate novel ideas.”Any talk about a return to anything should be grounded in this. ⁦@HumResPro⁩ https://t.co/R8Pfmp9tHK— Jordan Rappaport (@JRappaport27) September 6, 2022

Kids are not at all confused about play. They have preferences, strengths and ambitions that are flexible; that grow and change like their bodies. It's an area where kids are the literal experts and more of us adults would do well to step back and observe their acumen.— Sherri Spelic (@edifiedlistener) September 6, 2022

I have to say that this article has reaffirmed my position that hiring people in tech to come up with solutions to extremism is a mistake and that every tech company should be hiring groups of sociologists and social scientists for feedback on features.— Elizabeth May/Katrina Kendrick (@_ElizabethMay) September 4, 2022

y'all, @stimpunks and @rboren are absolute blessings to the #ActuallyAutistic community.absolute blessings. 💙 https://t.co/WSrSmlKe9Z— Nicole Archambault 🌩🦎🌴 (@lavie_encode) September 5, 2022

“When we speak of systemic change, we need to be fractal."—Emergent Strategy: Shaping Change, Changing Worlds Emergent https://t.co/o0GiLFUg12— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) September 5, 2022

Wise words from Harry Thompson:"If an Autistic child makes a friend AFTER they have completed a course of 'social skills training', then they have NOT made a friend."Quite right, as a generalisation.They found someone who wants them to be different to how they really are.— Ann Memmott PGC MA 🌈 (They/she) (@AnnMemmott) September 3, 2022

One of the countless daily examples of why the narrative of autism as a 'social communication disorder' needs a complete overhaul. https://t.co/d02uIWZSj4— Damian Milton (@milton_damian) September 4, 2022

AuDHD is a constant tug-of-war— contradictions that exist simultaneously that I feel equally strongly about.I saved these shortly after being dx + medicated with ADHD last year. It was the first time I began to seriously consider the possibility that I was also autistic. 1/8 🧵 pic.twitter.com/uUuClb2oYo— lifelong autodidact 🪷 (@pot8um) September 3, 2022

Wise words from Harry Thompson:"If an Autistic child makes a friend AFTER they have completed a course of 'social skills training', then they have NOT made a friend."Quite right, as a generalisation.They found someone who wants them to be different to how they really are.— Ann Memmott PGC MA 🌈 (They/she) (@AnnMemmott) September 3, 2022

Are ya really 'bout that DEI life and still not including "disability" and no virtual events and accessible formats, venues, etc. hmmm. It's only been 32 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) passing. 🧐🤨🤔— Fannie Lou Heather (@hwatkins927) September 3, 2022

Our Rabbit Hole glossary page has 5 White Rabbits and the Miles Davis song that inspired them.https://t.co/VHBv3TV81t— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) September 4, 2022

Most beautiful alt-text I’ve ever experienced ever 💞 https://t.co/yX9G9qIm7D— Margaux Joffe (she/her) (@MargauxJoffe) August 24, 2022

The image description in the alt text field is an example of yet another reason event planners ought to ask guests to write their image descriptions for their promo photos. #UCAccessNow https://t.co/WHhHFGPs7O— UC Access Now! (@AccessUc) August 23, 2022