Fake Allies
Learn about some of the fake allies and the mental gymnastics they go through to maintain their reality.
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Trans-Inclusive Sex Education Topics For Young Kids
Let’s talk about when sex-ed topics become age-appropriate for introducing to young kids from birth to 8-years-old.
Unmasking Autism
What better way to learn about autism than from an autistic person? Learn why autistics are unmasking for their mental health.
It’s time to say ‘gay’
Read Will Brubaker’s experience as a gay student in the Mt. Lebanon high school and his plea for our school district to include people like him in the curriculum.
Why Binary Sex-Ed is Outdated
Trans kids exist, sometimes as young as 3-years old. This is why it’s so important to teach children gender equality from such a young age.
Are you eligible for student loan forgiveness?
There’s only two requirements for getting student loan forgiveness: your annual income and the loans are still federal loans that haven’t been refinanced or consolidated into private loans.
Why Exclusive Sex-Ed is Outdated
Take gender out of sex education. We should be teaching everyone about all types of bodies.
Day 2 – Informational Sessions & Resource Fair | Disability & Mental Health Summit 2022
Registration is now open for the resource fair and final day of sessions for Dan Miller’s Disability & Mental Health Summit on May 26th, 2022! I’m speaking at 1pm so I better see you there!
Ring Theory for Neurodiverse Families
Learn about the Ring Theory created by Susan Silk and how it can mitigate harm caused by miscommunication in neurodiverse families.
Trans Identities & Parental Consent
Humans don’t need trigger warnings. Gender identity education does not need your parental consent. Gender identity and sex are different subjects.
When the Autistic Mask Fails [Survey Results]
What are the long-term effects of autistic masking and what happens when it fails? Let’s talk about the survey results regarding when people are diagnosed.
Spoon Theory FAQ
Check out this FAQ on spoon theory. Share it with your friends and family when you’re too low on spoons to explain it to them.