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Aweareautastic.bsky.socialAug 1, 2024 4:01pm

Registration for our amazing #AutisticWhileBlack: Exploring Identity experience has closed. Missed out? There’s always room in our Black Culture Circle (also free!) at https://bit.ly/3LMcxob #ActuallyAutistic #AutisticAcceptance #AutisticBIPOC #Autizzy #ForUsByUs

Aweareautastic.bsky.socialAug 1, 2024 12:01am

⏰Tick tock! Registration for our FREE #AutisticWhileBlack: Exploring Identity experience ends at midnite PT. It’s funded, free, and won’t last forever. https://bit.ly/3SuTbHT #ActuallyAutistic #AutisticAcceptance #AutisticAwareness #AutisticBIPOC #Autizzy #ForUsByUs

Aweareautastic.bsky.socialJul 31, 2024 4:00pm

⏳Last day! Registration closes at midnight PT. #AutisticWhileBlack: Exploring Identity starts TOMORROW and we have two spots left. Want one? Info 👉🏽https://bit.ly/46waCOc #ColorTheSpectrum #ActuallyAutistic #AutisticAcceptance #AutisticAwareness

Aweareautastic.bsky.socialJul 26, 2024 4:02pm

⏳6 days left! #AutisticWhileBlack #AutisticWhileBlack #ColorTheSpectrum #ActuallyAutistic #AutisticAcceptance #AutisticBIPOC #Autizzy

KSiwritecoolstuff.bsky.socialApr 16, 2024 1:38am

#AutismAwarenessMonth #AutisticAcceptance #Neurodiversity#AutisticAcceptanceMonthkaysalvatore90.medium.com/blackness-x-...

When someone is autistic, society generally assumes they have difficulty interacting with others. Social difficulties between autistic and nonautistic people are thought to be due to the autistic person not being able to interact using nonautistic social behaviors. This belief can lead to many autistic people feeling alienated. However, recent research supports what autistic people have been saying for a long time: that autistic people are capable of having successful and rewarding interactions with other autistic people. This suggests that social difficulties between autistic and nonautistic people may be due to a mismatch in social norms leading to difficulty for both people, not just the autistic person.

SAsteveasbell.bsky.socialMar 15, 2024 7:10pm

‘FLAP YOUR HANDS: A Celebration of Stimming’ (Lee & Low Books, 03/26/2024) Written and illustrated by Steve Asbell (that’s me!) It’s a picture book that depicts, explains and celebrates self-regulation through stimming. #ActuallyAutistic #AutisticAcceptance www.leeandlow.com/books/flap-y...

Cover of FLAP YOUR HANDS: A Celebration of Stimming, by Steve Asbell. Illustration features four kids flapping their hands