Loud hands : autistic people, speaking /
Loud hands : autistic people, speaking /
[ASAN, Autistic Self Advocacy Network].
- 290 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 24 cm
Cover title. Foreword by Julia Bascom. Published as part of the Loud Hands Project.
Includes bibliographical references.
Don't mourn for us / Autism Network International : the development of a community and its culture / Critic of the dawn / The future (and the past) of autism advocacy, or, Why the ASA's magazine, The advocate, wouldn't publish this piece / Retrospective at the National Press Club / The beginning of Autistic Speaking Day / Loud hands & loud voices / Dear younger self / Loud hands / Autistic community and culture : silent hands no more / Perfectly autistic, perfectly me / Becoming autistic, becoming disabled / Non-speaking, "low-functioning" / And straight on till morning / The incapable man / Just me / Quiet hands / They hate you, yes, you / I hid / Speech, without a title / This is why / Grabbers / Inhumane beyond all reason / Why I dislike "first person" language / Throw away the master's tools : liberating ourselves from the pathology paradigm / Killing words / Disability catch-22s / Like a person / Why no one counts / Passing as ethics : a primer / I'm Sparticus Autisticus / Connecting dots / Metaphor stole my autism / Why Autism Speaks hurts us / How indistinguishability got its groove back / Plural of medium / Metaphors are important / An ethnography of robotics / Socializing through silence / Are you listening? / Advocacy : everyone can do it / Pedagogy of the confused / The meaning of self advocacy / Autism, speech, and assistive technology / Untitled / Run Forest run : about movement and love / On being articulate / Loud hands : I speak with my fingers / Accepting MY normal / Autism awareness is not enough : here's how to change the world / To my beloved autistic community on Autism Acceptance Day 2012 / What I want to say to my fellow autistics / Moving forward : what's next for the Loud Hands Project / by Jim Sinclair -- by Jim Sinclair -- by Cal Montgomery -- by Ari Ne'eman -- by Ari Ne'eman -- by Corina Becker -- by Penni Winter -- by E -- by April Herren -- by Elizabeth J. Grace -- by Karla Fisher -- by Anonymous -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Meg Evans -- by Bev Harp -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Julia Bascom -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Alyssa Zisk -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Shain Neumeier -- by Jim Sinclair -- by Nick Walker -- by Zoe Gross -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Bev Harp -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Savannah Logsdon-Breakstone -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Melanie Yergeau -- by Bev Harp -- by Kassiane Sibley -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Vivian Forest -- by Julia Bascom -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Kimberly Gerry Tucker -- by Steve Silberman -- by Paula C. Durbin-Westby -- by Kaijaii Gomez Wick -- by Julia Bascom.
"The Loud Hands Project, a project of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, was funded through IndieGoGo to create an anthology titled Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking. Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking is a collection of essays written by and for Autistic people. Spanning from the dawn of the Neurodiversity movement to the blog posts of today, Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking catalogues the experiences and ethos of the Autistic community and preserves both diverse personal experiences and the community's foundational documents together side by side." - from ASAN
9781938800023
AUTISM
HISTORY
PERSONAL NARRATIVES
STIGMA
SELF ADVOCACY
AUTISM AWARENESS ANTHOLOGY
Cover title. Foreword by Julia Bascom. Published as part of the Loud Hands Project.
Includes bibliographical references.
Don't mourn for us / Autism Network International : the development of a community and its culture / Critic of the dawn / The future (and the past) of autism advocacy, or, Why the ASA's magazine, The advocate, wouldn't publish this piece / Retrospective at the National Press Club / The beginning of Autistic Speaking Day / Loud hands & loud voices / Dear younger self / Loud hands / Autistic community and culture : silent hands no more / Perfectly autistic, perfectly me / Becoming autistic, becoming disabled / Non-speaking, "low-functioning" / And straight on till morning / The incapable man / Just me / Quiet hands / They hate you, yes, you / I hid / Speech, without a title / This is why / Grabbers / Inhumane beyond all reason / Why I dislike "first person" language / Throw away the master's tools : liberating ourselves from the pathology paradigm / Killing words / Disability catch-22s / Like a person / Why no one counts / Passing as ethics : a primer / I'm Sparticus Autisticus / Connecting dots / Metaphor stole my autism / Why Autism Speaks hurts us / How indistinguishability got its groove back / Plural of medium / Metaphors are important / An ethnography of robotics / Socializing through silence / Are you listening? / Advocacy : everyone can do it / Pedagogy of the confused / The meaning of self advocacy / Autism, speech, and assistive technology / Untitled / Run Forest run : about movement and love / On being articulate / Loud hands : I speak with my fingers / Accepting MY normal / Autism awareness is not enough : here's how to change the world / To my beloved autistic community on Autism Acceptance Day 2012 / What I want to say to my fellow autistics / Moving forward : what's next for the Loud Hands Project / by Jim Sinclair -- by Jim Sinclair -- by Cal Montgomery -- by Ari Ne'eman -- by Ari Ne'eman -- by Corina Becker -- by Penni Winter -- by E -- by April Herren -- by Elizabeth J. Grace -- by Karla Fisher -- by Anonymous -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Meg Evans -- by Bev Harp -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Julia Bascom -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Alyssa Zisk -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Shain Neumeier -- by Jim Sinclair -- by Nick Walker -- by Zoe Gross -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Bev Harp -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Amanda Forest Vivian -- by Savannah Logsdon-Breakstone -- by Julia Bascom -- by Julia Bascom -- by Melanie Yergeau -- by Bev Harp -- by Kassiane Sibley -- by Zoe Gross -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Baggs -- by Amanda Vivian Forest -- by Julia Bascom -- by Amy Sequenzia -- by Kimberly Gerry Tucker -- by Steve Silberman -- by Paula C. Durbin-Westby -- by Kaijaii Gomez Wick -- by Julia Bascom.
"The Loud Hands Project, a project of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, was funded through IndieGoGo to create an anthology titled Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking. Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking is a collection of essays written by and for Autistic people. Spanning from the dawn of the Neurodiversity movement to the blog posts of today, Loud Hands: Autistic People, Speaking catalogues the experiences and ethos of the Autistic community and preserves both diverse personal experiences and the community's foundational documents together side by side." - from ASAN
9781938800023
AUTISM
HISTORY
PERSONAL NARRATIVES
STIGMA
SELF ADVOCACY
AUTISM AWARENESS ANTHOLOGY
