We honor writers by refusing our own inertia and shallowness.

We can learn to hold two thoughts at once

Sci fi aloneness when the autism infrastructure has slipped away

We have to be intentional about the pandemic's aftermath

Moving to an online world during COVID-19

Special needs in the time of Coronavirus

Fictional characters spark reflections on what it means to have support

It is not the job of the disabled to prove that their lives have value

These kids are my everything

“The Secret Neuroscientist” This may sound pathetic or desperately ableist, but oh well, I’m going to say it anyway. Sometimes we play “A might actually be a secret neuroscientist, and when he’s playing with his dad’s phone, he is conferring with his peers.” I’ve asked myself and his child study team this for years, and … Continue reading 163. The Secret Neuroscientist