Changelog: Updated and New on Stimpunks.org for December 2022

I spent the holidays with our website. Here’s what’s updated and new for December.

13 new blog posts.

3 new pages.

3 updated pages.

18 new glossary entries.

7 updated glossary entries.

Table of Contents

New blog posts
New pages
Updated pages
New glossary entries
Updated glossary entries

New blog posts

Letter to the Boston Globe on “The Mismeasure of Misha: My son broke free from the most common therapy for autism. Why is it used on so many kids like him?”

Youth Suicides Are Closely Tied With In-Person School Attendance

None of Us Ashes, All of Us Flames: Let’s Organize Our Lives Around Love and Care

A Fade to Extinction for Ethically Questionable Approaches That Disregard Neurodiversity

“Autism research is in crisis”: A Mixed Method Study of Researcher’s Constructions of Autistic People and Autism Research

A Sound That Turns the Mountains Into Sand

Autism‐Related Language Preferences of English‐Speaking Individuals Across the Globe

Books Every Progressive Educator Should Read

Fundamental Texts of Progressive Pedagogy

New Releases in Our Own Voices

Smoking Secrets

Key Principles When Supporting Autistic People

It’s Okay to Be So Turbo: Get Kinetic With Amyl and the Sniffers

New pages

Electrify Everything: Decarbonization Requires Electrification

Mosh Covenant: Let’s bolster against stress and pass down bodily survival knowledge.

Things Library

Updated pages

Education Access: We’ve Turned Classrooms Into a Hell for Neurodivergence

☀️💪 Offline: Fresh Air, Daylight, and Large Muscle Movement

You Get All Sorts of People in the Library

New glossary entries

Co-regulation

Solarpunk

Mutual Aid

Restorative Practices

Lateral Reading

School-Induced Anxiety

Quiet Hands

Zero-Based Design

Toxic Masculinity

Coddle

Library Economy

Art

Postmortem

Quiet Hands

Spaced Repetition

Burrito Test

Allistic

Justice Sensitivity

Updated glossary entries

Pluralism

Veil of Ignorance

Care

Objectivity

Play

Interdependence

Autism

Published by Ryan Boren

#ActuallyAutistic retired technologist turned wannabe-sociologist. Equity literate education, respectfully connected parenting, passion-based learning, indie ed-tech, neurodiversity, social model of disability, design for real life, inclusion, open web, open source. he/they View more posts