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Written by Emma Marsh

Anyone who has ever chosen paint for their walls knows the feeling of information overwhelm.

You walk into the hardware store feeling vaguely competent and walk out wondering why natural white, neutral white, clean white, classic white, antique white, ivory white, bone white, and linen white all ...


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Building Learning Environments Where Every Student Belongs

The school year is already underway, and for many Autistic students, families and educators, this is the point where early challenges, misunderstandings or stress can start to surface. Its also a useful moment to pause, reflect, and put supportive, inclusive practices in place that can make the rest of the yea...


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Ben with some of his supporters

Written by Ben Kingston

The right to communicate has often been the subject of controversy for non-speaking individuals like myself over the years.

It is pleasing to hear that individuals are choosing to empower themselves with their own choi...


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For many of us, the world feels particularly loud and uncertain right now. News cycles, global events, and changing policies and processes can leave our nervous systems stretched thin — especially for those of us who already navigate a world that isn’t always designed with us in mind. In times like these, it’s natural to long for a change of scenery: not a...

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Wishing you a gentle and joyful holiday season – however that looks for you.

For many in our community, the end-of-year holiday season can feel complex. Routines shift, expectations change, and the sensory and social demands of this period can be overwhelming. And this year, in particular, has felt especially turbulent. Many in our community have shared that recent public con...


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