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April is Autism Acceptance Month! We’ve gathered a few resources that we’ve learned from this past month in the tread below #AutismAcceptanceMonth 
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As this resource from @divlearnerscoop points out, we must center the voices of autistic people in our celebrations of Autism Acceptance Month. Following organizations like @autselfadvocacy is a good place to start https://diverselearnerscoop.com/blog/autism-acceptance-month-1 #EduTwitter
It’s never to early to embrace equity. For young learners and their parents, this video from @SesameStreet about autism may be a good way to open up conversations https://bit.ly/3xs5CrG #StuVoice
It’s important during #AutismAcceptanceMonth to highlight the voices of autistic people of color. Check out this blog from @galdemzine for more insight on the importance of diverse autistic representation https://gal-dem.com/we-need-more-representation-for-autistic-people-of-colour/ #EduColor
to highlight the voices of autistic people of color. Check out this blog from @galdemzine for more insight on the importance of diverse autistic representation https://gal-dem.com/we-need-more-representation-for-autistic-people-of-colour/ #EduColor
While this thread is in celebration of #AutismAcceptanceMonth , #AutismAcceptance is a year-round value, and we invite you to join our commitment to learning even after April is over.
, #AutismAcceptance is a year-round value, and we invite you to join our commitment to learning even after April is over.
