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rony@swan8 GREAT TED TALKS ABOUT AUTISM
"As we sail into an uncertain future, we need every form of human intelligence on the planet working together to tackle the challenges that we face as a society. We can't afford to waste a brain." ~ Steve Silberman
1️⃣ Steve SIlberman: The Forgotten History of Autism (March 2015) www.ted.com/talks/steve_silberman_the_forgotten_history_of_autism
2️⃣ Chris Varney: How My Unstoppable Mother Proved The Experts Wrong (June 2013) youtu.be/T1HQKB2txgY
3️⃣ Dr. Jac den Houting: Why Everything You Know About Autism Is Wrong (November 2019) youtu.be/A1AUdaH-EPM
4️⃣ Rosie King: How Autism Freed Me To Be Myself (November 2014) www.ted.com/talks/rosie_king_how_autism_freed_me_to_be_myself
5️⃣ Tim Chan: Turning Impediments Into Opportunities (January 2014) youtu.be/Woy-XzC-UVs
6️⃣ Yenn Purkis: Disability, Resilience and Achieving the Supposedly Impossible (September 2013) youtu.be/pqdGb4TraFk
7️⃣ Tashi Baiguerra: My Brain Isn't Broken (June 2019) youtu.be/D8j1fcQiyBU
8️⃣ Amy Laurent: Compliance Is Not The Goal: Letting Go of Control and Rethinking Support for Autistic Individuals (March 2019) youtu.be/fx3cfzlCG_Q
This comes very highly recommended:
www.amazon.co.uk/House-Narrow-Forks-Katherine-Highland/dp/B08B7F58P8 Written by an autistic woman from the Highlands of Scotland, all proceeds go to the One Stop Shop in Inverness (run by Autism Initiatives). Cat@swan
For those of you who don't know who she was, she published ground-breaking reports back in the 1970s based on many interviews with women about their sexuality - hated by Playboy - which challenged the patriarchal, Freudian narratives of the time. She also researched men's experiences too. Another icon of my age, gone. Cat@Swan
'She began the real sexual revolution for women': Shere Hite dies aged 77
www.theguardian.com
Reviled by Playboy, her 1976 study of 3,500 women challenged male assumptions about sexA really interesting opportunity Cat@Swan
Walk in My Shoes - The Donaldson Trust
www.donaldsons.org.uk
Following the public launch of Walk In My Shoes, we asked Erin Davidson to share her thoughts on the animation, why she wanted to create it, and what she hopes it will achieve.
