why they thought changing the autism symbol, representing a group of people who very decidedly hate change, was a good idea, I will never understand

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why they thought changing the autism symbol, representing a group of people who very decidedly hate change, was a good idea, I will never understand

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Childs Apron/Autism Awareness Child Apron Smock/Customized Child Apron/Personalize Kid Apron/Customize Smock for just $15.99 This child's apron celebrates and honors those children with Autism. Great for your little kitchen helpers and their arts & craft projects at birthday parties or use as party favors! These versatile aprons can also be used in art classes, for Halloween costumes, theater props, birthday party favors and cute event decorations for a themed party. Can be used during snack time, crafting, finger paint or as giveaways. Canvas style aprons for young artists to personalize! Decorate with fabric paint, pens, markers and collage materials. Make use of his/her creative talent by painting with these canvas style aprons without any worry of getting their clothing stained and dirty. *13 x 19 inch with 17.5 inch long ties *Material: Durable poly non-woven Cotton *Reusable aprons *Water Resistant *Hand Wash; Hang to Dry
I felt very inspired to make a new symbol for Autism based on the many conversations I had with my twitter friends the #actuallyautist...
#Repost @its_not_schrodingers_autism (@get_repost) ・・・ Day 25: Symbols. Not going to lie I’d like to see an autism related symbol with wings for Lorna Wing. I just feel like in the history of autism research and diagnostic practice she is the only person who didn’t advocate for us to be abused, incarcerated in inhumane asylums, or obfuscate the presentation of the condition for her own professional gain. I was diagnosed at a Lorna Wing Center, and I was treated so well and had such an amazing experience there (I’m not going to stop talking about that am I) that I feel like she has been robbed of her rightful recognition for her contribution to autism diagnostic practice. But the rainbow brain and infinity symbol are both extremely cool. Of the two I think I prefer the infinity symbol. As a newly diagnosed autistic person I was able to avoid becoming attached to the puzzle piece due to the awareness raising efforts of the autistic community concerning both its history, and current association with the US charity Autism Speaks. The UK based National Autistic Society is still run by neurotypical staff as I understand it but they have a far more accepting attitude and their messaging around autism is mostly positive. . #actuallyautistic #autismacceptance #autisticwoman #autisticwriter #orangehair #discoverunder1k #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #autisticadult #30daysofautismacceptance #autismsymbol #lornawing #asdassessment #autismassessment #boycottautismspeaks #notapuzzlepiece #rainbowbrain #tedbaker #angeicpretty #metamorphosetempsdefille