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ReStorying Autism
Mad Mothers
Enacting Inclusion
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Tangled Art + Disability
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Indigenous, Black and Other Makers of Colour
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A focus on the project is decolonizing stories of Autism beyond global North biomedical narratives of Autism as a problem in need of a professional remedy.

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