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Now live on YouTube: our keynote and Q&A sessions with Dr. Denisha Jones: "Education as the Practice of Freedom - Learning From the Movements" #restorehumanityhttps://t.co/ksVQsQgApE Transcripts available for both! pic.twitter.com/Rk0cfcjTRc— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) August 1, 2022

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Now live on YouTube: our keynote and Q&A sessions with Dr. Denisha Jones: "Education as the Practice of Freedom - Learning From the Movements" #restorehumanityhttps://t.co/ksVQsQgApE Transcripts available for both! pic.twitter.com/Rk0cfcjTRc— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) August 1, 2022

I think I'll let this feedback speak for itself: pic.twitter.com/UPmstpmVlJ— Nick Covington (@CovingtonEDU) July 29, 2022

Abled people when they see me using crutches: "What happened?"Wheelchair user after seeing me play wheelchair tennis multiple times during a break: "So, what's your deal?"Me: 👀 (a thread)1/14— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 30, 2022

To be clear, the first one is VERY different, and way more invasive than the second. I don't mind talking about my physical disability esp. to other physically disabled people.But part of me is also like, I wish I had a space where I didn't have to explain..2/14— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 30, 2022

If I really explained my functionality, it would go like this:I cannot run in any capacity. I can walk upstairs, but I can't walk downstairs. I can't walk on concrete for more than 10 minutes without pain. I can walk on good carpet for an hour, or asphalt for 30 min... 4/14— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 30, 2022

Abled people when they see me using crutches: "What happened?"Wheelchair user after seeing me play wheelchair tennis multiple times during a break: "So, what's your deal?"Me: 👀 (a thread)1/14— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 30, 2022

We believe firmly in free, public access to the pedagogical tools necessary to enact a human-centered education system. Therefore, we'll start to release access to our conference resources next week! Stay tuned to this space for updates.https://t.co/lCef5pNc4i #restorehumanity pic.twitter.com/LR1vQYItPB— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) July 29, 2022

We believe firmly in free, public access to the pedagogical tools necessary to enact a human-centered education system. Therefore, we'll start to release access to our conference resources next week! Stay tuned to this space for updates.https://t.co/lCef5pNc4i #restorehumanity pic.twitter.com/LR1vQYItPB— Human Restoration Project (@HumResPro) July 29, 2022

You know, the republicans attacking people for being accessible leaves a real taste in my mouth. It’s the 32nd anniversary of the ADA and this is a disgraceful show of disrespect for disabled people and our needs pic.twitter.com/zuvNoTK4EK— Dame Elsa, Order of the Bat (@snarkbat) July 26, 2022

On #ADA32 I remember my friend and author of the ADA, Congressman Major Owens. He repped BK and served as the chairman of both the CBC and the House Ways & Means.The ADA would not have passed if it wasn’t for the tremendous advocacy he did with business and civil rights groups. pic.twitter.com/F6HzL3r195— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) July 26, 2022

Did you know that disabled people who are on SSI and Medicaid can't run for elected office, even an unpaid, part time position, without losing benefits?S.4597 will make it so that disabled people can run for office without losing benefits. #ADA32 #CripTheVote— Sarah Blahovec (@Sblahov) July 27, 2022

I, an Actual Deafblind Person, am Really Fucking Tired of this shit. https://t.co/KA7CMLrFpE— Dame Elsa, Order of the Bat (@snarkbat) July 28, 2022

Let us speak for ourselves, let us define the experiences we have. I am tired of ableist garbage.— Dame Elsa, Order of the Bat (@snarkbat) July 28, 2022

We're hearing some folks may have questions about visual descriptions. Here's how and why to give one:Visual descriptions are an accessibility practice for blind and low-vision people. We do them to ensure that everyone can have context that sighted people may take in visually.— AAPD (@AAPD) July 27, 2022

Did you know that disabled people who are on SSI and Medicaid can't run for elected office, even an unpaid, part time position, without losing benefits?S.4597 will make it so that disabled people can run for office without losing benefits. #ADA32 #CripTheVote— Sarah Blahovec (@Sblahov) July 27, 2022

On #ADA32 I remember my friend and author of the ADA, Congressman Major Owens. He repped BK and served as the chairman of both the CBC and the House Ways & Means.The ADA would not have passed if it wasn’t for the tremendous advocacy he did with business and civil rights groups. pic.twitter.com/F6HzL3r195— Rebecca Cokley (@RebeccaCokley) July 26, 2022

my cat listening to my problems pic.twitter.com/bbQZ7mqzwU— Pyrrhica posts cats (@memesiwish) July 29, 2022

So here's the thing about focusing on "defining autism" -The general public does not understand allistic people's subconscious social processing.Essentially, there's nothing to define autism against, so it simply turned into a list of deficits instead of differences.1/5— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 26, 2022

So here's the thing about focusing on "defining autism" -The general public does not understand allistic people's subconscious social processing.Essentially, there's nothing to define autism against, so it simply turned into a list of deficits instead of differences.1/5— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 26, 2022

If we don't truly understand how allistic subconscious social processing works on a very basic level (facial expressions/tone of voice/prosody/emotion/social intention, etc.)how are we supposed to understand autistic people who are "different" from that default?3/5— AutisticSciencePerson, MSc (@AutSciPerson) July 26, 2022

We must design for sensory and social regulation. Learn why and how! #RestoreHumanity #DIYEdge #Stimpunks #RollinOnOurOwn https://t.co/81w2XDyxqN https://t.co/EESwgyC3mA via @stimpunks— Kristina Daniele Randomly Tweets (She/Her) (@KristinaDaniele) July 27, 2022

Thank you for sharing!— Ria Cheyne (@riacheyne) July 27, 2022

We must design for sensory and social regulation. Learn why and how! #RestoreHumanity #DIYEdge #Stimpunks #RollinOnOurOwn https://t.co/81w2XDyxqN https://t.co/EESwgyC3mA via @stimpunks— Kristina Daniele Randomly Tweets (She/Her) (@KristinaDaniele) July 27, 2022

Happy to help! We @stimpunks micro-blog resources and information about the need for spaces that are accessible with regards to neurodiversity. Our site includes insights into the challenges we face https://t.co/81w2XDyxqN— Kristina Daniele Randomly Tweets (She/Her) (@KristinaDaniele) July 26, 2022

Learning SO MUCH from the @stimpunks track at #RestoreHumanity. I hadn't heard of monotropism before; this video is great and must-see for educators! https://t.co/MvJQ8tDM50— Alex Shevrin Venet (@AlexSVenet) July 27, 2022

our entire existence is still part of debateswhen breathing is political then you just don't believe in slow progressand take your faith in own hands —Queer Line by Eyemèrhttps://t.co/yRq9TI3VYQhttps://t.co/52DMdaoYtu— Stimpunks (@stimpunks) July 26, 2022