Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network (AWN)

Autistic Women & Nonbinary Network (AWN)

@awnnetwork.org

AWN is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt non-profit. We are committed to disability justice, gender & racial equity, neurodiversity & trans liberation with a focus on transformative and restorative justice in disability spaces. awnnetwork.org

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Today’s infographic in honor of LGBTQ History Month focuses on Kiyoshi Kuromiya, the origins of the Gay Liberation Front and the first official Pride, known as Christopher Street Liberation Day. Graphic by Art Director Erin Casey!

October is LGBTQ+ History Month. Art Director Erin Casey created a series of infographics to honor our history. Today, we share information about Jeanne and Morty Monford, whose lives and activism led to the creation of PFLAG!

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These awesome voting guides were produced with support from our Digital Accessible Futures (DAF) Lab at Carleton University. Guides for disabled, trans, and unhoused voters are available.

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“Speakers get taught how to write and read and even speak their best throughout their entire childhood and beyond. […] AAC users […] should be given even more time. They are always expected to do even more with infinitesimally less than non-disabled peers." tiffanydjoseph.substack.com/p/push-back

tiffanydjoseph.substack.comPush Back!Don't Let This Rushed Society Make You Rush Your AAC Communicator

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Day 1 of Auctober! Accessibility is so often an after thought. Instead of making something accessible from the get-go, it's an add-on. One doesn't need to be a wheelchair user to not be able to take the stairs. One doesn't need to be deaf to benefit from subtitles. #auctober #auctober2026

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Want to learn more about your ballot? Join us at The Arc of King County to learn more about two initiatives. These initiatives could affect your rights. One says who gets to play school sports. One is about rights in school. This event is a safe space to learn and make your choice.

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We appreciate @awnnetwork.org's leadership. The administration attacks both trans and autistic people. And the administration wants to divide our communities. This is bad for: -Healthcare -Civil rights -Disability rights -Trans rights -Inclusive Democracy Thank you AWN for speaking out.

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There’s just a few days left to comment on IACC’s Strategic Plan about autism research! Use our comment guide and submit your comment by August 20th! autisticadvocacy.org/iacction-cen...

Nothing about us without us means that we must have a say in autism research priorities! The IACC put out a Strategic Plan that tells the government what they think should happen with autism research and policy. Take action by August 20th by sending a comment! autisticadvocacy.org/iacction-cen...

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The IACC wants comments on their 300+ page Strategic Plan about autism research by August 20th. That's not a lot of time! We wrote a plain language comment guide to help you understand their Strategic Plan and write a comment: autisticadvocacy.org/iacction-cen...

Nothing about us without us means that we must have a say in autism research priorities! The IACC put out a Strategic Plan that tells the government what they think should happen with autism research and policy. Take action by August 20th by sending a comment! autisticadvocacy.org/iacction-cen...

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Many people assume that adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities automatically have to be conserved when they turn 18. Except there are many, many variations such as limited conservatorships to consider, before deciding. Here is how CA does things: ihssconnect.com/conservators...

ihssconnect.comConservatorship in California: A Parent’s Guide for When Your Disabled Child Turns 18 - IHSS ConnectWhat a limited conservatorship is, the less-restrictive options to weigh first, and why the time to start planning is before the 18th birthday — not after.