
DIY at the Edges: Surviving the Bipartisanship of Behaviorism by Rolling Our Own
To be hosted by Ryan Boren, Inna Boren, Chelsea Adams, & Kristina Daniele of Stimpunks. Stimpunks combine “stimming” with “punks” to advocate for neurodiversity and push back against systems that restrict our humanity and harm our unique identities.
Behaviorism is dead. Despite that, Behaviorism won. And neurodivergent and disabled students lost. Behaviorism is everywhere. The All Means All of public education is made meaningless by the bipartisanship of behaviorism. The neurodiversity and disability rights movements well-understand the ubiquity of behaviorism, and its tremendous costs. This course fights against behaviorist practices in the classroom.
Conference to Restore Humanity
July 25-28, 2022
How can we design neurodiverse spaces that push back against behaviorism?
Visit Stimpunks Space for how and Stimpunks Foundation for why.
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