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Resmaa Menakem | Embodied Anti-Racist Education

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Somatic Abolitionism is living, embodied anti-racist practice and cultural building -a way of being in the world. It is a return to the age-old wisdom of human bodies respecting, honoring, and resonating with other human bodies. It is not a exclusively a goal, an attitude, a belief, an idea, a strategy, a movement, a plan, a system, a political position, or a step forward.

Somatic Abolitionism is not a human invention. It is the resourcing of energies that are always present in your body, in the collective body, and in the world. Somatic Abolitionism is an emergent process.

Somatic Abolitionism is a emergent form of growing up and growing into a more fuller energetic human experience.

Why We Need Somatic Abolitionism

Nearly all of our bodies-bodies of all culture-are infected by the virus of white-body supremacy.

This virus was created by human beings in a laboratory-the Virginia Assembly, in 1691-then let loose upon our continent. It quickly infected people of all culture and pigmentation, backgrounds, and economic circumstances.

Today, the WBS virus remains with us-in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the foods we eat, the institutions that govern us, and the social contracts under which we live. Most of all, though, it lives in our bodies.

What Somatic Abolitionism Does

Somatic Abolitionism heals our bodies of the WBS virus, and then inoculates our bodies against new WBS infections through cultural container building. It begins in your body, then ripples out to other bodies, and then to our collective body.

Somatic Abolitionism requires action-and repeated individual and communal practice. Through repetition, you collectively build resilience, discernment, and the ability to tolerate discomfort that comes with confronting the brutality of race.
Download the Somatic Abolition One-Sheet

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Somatic Abolitionism | Anti-Racist Practices

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Resmaa Menakem offers educational pieces and resources about continually building up anti-racist practices to embrace Somatic Abolitionism. Learn more today.

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Psychedelic Science 2023 | Denver, CO | June 19-23

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The largest psychedelic gathering in history! Join MAPS and the global psychedelic community for the fourth Psychedelic Science conference.

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Mindbend Podcast With Matthew Dunehoo

Acaea has processed intense pain and joy in her life and reflects upon it with reverence and humor. A true psychedelic investigator, she was also a student of Kilindi Iyi, himself a student teacher and advocate for the hallucinogenic experience as an explorer and researcher of high-dose psilocybin mushroom journeys.

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Acacea Lewis " researcher and lifelong student of the sacred psilocybin mushroom.

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Mindbend Podcast With Matthew Dunehoo Acaea has processed intense pain and joy in her life and reflects upon it with reverence and humor. A true psychedelic investigator, she was also a student of Kilindi Iyi, himself a student teacher and advocate for the hallucinogenic experience as an explorer and researcher of high-dose psilocybin mushroom journeys.

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EPIC - Ethical Psychedelic International Community

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EPIC (Ethical Psychedelic International Community) is a group of ethicists, facilitators, and community organizers who are dedicated to creating safe and ethical psychedelic spaces.

We specialize in supporting and advising individuals, communities, and organizations within the psychedelic and plant medicine world who are navigating challenging ethical situations.

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EPIC - Ethical Psychedelic International Community

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EPIC (Ethical Psychedelic International Community) is a group of ethicists, facilitators, and community organizers who are dedicated to creating safe and ethical psychedelic spaces. We specialize in supporting and advising individuals, communities, and organizations within the psychedelic and plant medicine world who are navigating challenging ethical situations.

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Creating Neuroqueer-Affirming Psychedelic Spaces - Neurodivergent Psychedelic Conference - Google Drive

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What an Honor!

"In celebration of Money's 50th anniversary, we're highlighting 50 influential figures shaping Americans' finances - today and beyond. Meet Money's Changemakers."

"Who do you look for inspiration for your own finances?

When Money launched in 1972, it was a magazine that you could get delivered monthly with tips and actionable advice to help your wallet.

Times have changed, but the ethos hasn't.

Money celebrated its 50th anniversary all year, and to cap things off, we are excited to launch a brand-new experience called Changemakers - 50 people innovating in the world of money. Some you might know, some you might be learning about for the first time." - From Money.co m

⭐Insiders Mastermind with Expanded Community and More (OPENS FOR LIMITED PERIODS)

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We Educate.

We educate each other. Some of us are "money experts" some of us are deep in debt or struggling. Most are in between! But we all have things to learn from each other, about money and life.

There is always something new to learn. You have things to teach others too! No matter where you are in your money journey.

We Empower.

This project and community all started from a humble Facebook group that has now grown to over 26k amazing women from all walks of life. That community still exists and will continue to support all women on their money journey. We have finally grown enough to expand our offerings, services, and develop a tighter knit engaged community for those who want deeper support.

We Support.

Women's Personal Finance is a premier inclusive community. We support all who identify as women regardless of politics. We only ask that all act respectfully towards each other. We particularly encourage traditionally marginalized women such BIPOC and women in the queer community to join and find places to safely and comfortably discuss all topics around money.

In my current social circle, discussing finances is taboo. I love that Women's Personal Finance has been a safe space to engage with like-minded individuals to share knowledge, goals and experiences. It's empowering to know there are other women who are interested in improving their overall financial picture and willing to help others do the same.

Destiny

Women's Personal Finance is a wonderful community of smart kind knowledgeable womxn that made me comfortable to ask any questions and share my own personal experience. I had the experience of being mansplained and talked over in other groups. As an introvert, WPF made me feel like I was at home. No judgment and lots of supportive womxn!

Thuy

I have been a member of the Women's Personal Finance Facebook group for a couple of years and it has grown into an empowering and safe place for myself and other women to congregate and discuss what means most to them. This group is special because it does not restrict women to only talk about finances but to support each other in good times and bad. Now that I have a membership I am able to communicate live and in chat rooms with these wonderful women and it makes me feel even more connected to people which I have found priceless in these unique times. Every woman needs a safe place like this to connect with other women and I think anyone who joins the Women's Personal Finance membership program will feel the same.

Kaytlin

I've always been intrigued by finance, but never had anyone to talk to about it. Money is still so taboo in American society that it can feel like you're all alone if you have an interest in it. For this reason I was so happy to join the Women's Personal Finance Community and see that there are literally tens of thousands of women who shared a similar interest, were not afraid to talk about it and had created a space to exchange ideas. It's a lovely and unique place on the internet that I can't recommend enough.

A Purple Life

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"In celebration of Money's 50th anniversary, we're highlighting 50 influential figures shaping Americans' finances - today and beyond. Meet Money's Changemakers." "Who do you look for inspiration for your own finances? When Money launched in 1972, it was a magazine that you could get delivered monthly with tips and actionable advice to help your wallet.

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I thought I was all prepared to share the poster that I made about the Show & Tell with the Community Based Research Council Summit in Vancouver today, but then realized that I had missed a crucial detail. While I had submitted and shared my poster in a digital form last week in the online component of the summit, I didn't realize that having it printed was also on me. Once I did realize this, the cost reality of printing the poster shocked me and left me feeling frustrated and like I needed to just give up.

Rather than doing that, I have just posted the poster here and will be scribbling a link onto the board for people to open on their own devices.

This poster was designed to fill 4′ x4′, so please use your zoom function to explore it up close.

Big motivations for making the yard, hosting the show & tell, and building my work into the shapes it is taking these days include cost saving, accessibility, and what works for me as an often solo parent and caregiver. Finding a way to make this networking opportunity also fit the shape I needed has involved many barriers, and innovating around them. Which, to me, feels like the very essence of how I relate to community based research & education work.

The idea for this month's show & tell came out of last month's, 'ones that got away' event. As I was exploring the grief of a toy I had come to love, but that had taken on the unforgivable habit of no longer holding a charge, I thought, "I should replace that.... maybe that will...

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I thought I was all prepared to share the poster that I made about the Show & Tell with the Community Based Research Council Summit in Vancouver today, but then realized that I had missed a crucial detail.

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Neurodivergent Teachers Affinity Group RSVP

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This is the RSVP form for the Google Meet of the Neurodivergent Teachers Affinity Group. These meetings are recurring on Wednesdays at 8 PM EST / 5 PM PST / 1 AM GMT. Our seventh meeting will take place on April 19, 2023 at 8 PM EST / 5 PM PST.

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Helping neurodivergent people design lives that really work

And yet you find yourself stuck, immobilized, lonely.

Do you have trouble getting started? And also finishing?

Do you hear so many shaming voices in your head that you feel defeated before you even begin?

Are you so immobilized by perfectionism that you never get out of your head and actually start making-your art or your life!?

Imagine if you had the spaciousness to pursue the creative connections your brain is constantly making.

What if there were no shame in the quirky, expansive ways your mind works?

INTRODUCING:

Free with your membership:

An online (but off social media) community forum with no algorithm and no ads for conversations, sharing, and seeking support

Two weekly peer support groups (with a third, and maybe fourth, coming soon to accommodate more time zones)

Special interest "labs" (e.g., The Writer's Retreat, The Small Business Lab, The Interior & Garden Design Lab, The Multi-Media Art Lab, the Somatic Trauma Healing Lab) where things slow down and are a bit more intimate

Bi-weekly peer support groups in The Writer's Retreat, Somatic Healing, Small Business, and Interior & Garden Design Labs

Almost daily 2-hour Studio Time sessions (aka body doubling or co-working) + pop-up sessions

FREE monthly Divergent Design Workshops (what's that, you ask?)

The Divergent Design framework is a set of interrelated core concepts and principles that have emerged through my work on Instagram. These ideas have resonated deeply for many people and seem helpful in giving neurodivergent people insights and tools for designing lives that actually work for us.

These workshops are offered (almost) monthly, and are FREE with your membership.

The Divergent Design Workshops:

* DisruptingShame

* DesignThinking

* Spiral Time

* Mise en Place

* Plus many more topics, including member-led and guest-led sessions on somatic healing, grief, narrative healing, ritual and spirituality, etc.

How does the sliding scale work?

We are committed to accessibility at DDS, including financial accessibility. Our sliding scale is no-questions-asked, but we ask that you make your decision based on the understanding that $29/month is the value of the membership and that the lower priced plans are meant to make DDS accessible to people who are living with significant financial insecurity. If you are not sure about the value of DDS, we do offer a two week free trial period before you will ever be billed!

If even $9/month is beyond your means right now, email Marta at [email protected] and we will put you on the waitlist for free plans.

Do I need to have a neurodivergent diagnosis to join?

No. Anyone can join, as long as you understand that neurodivergence is normative and honored in this space.

Do I have to be a designer, artist, or some sort of creative?

No. (Well, I would argue that if you are alive, you are probably all of those things, but you don't need to self-identify as such.)

I don't have a credit card, can I pay with PayPal or Venmo?

I can only take a credit card through this site, but in a pinch, I can work something out for you if you email me at [email protected] .

Can I cancel my membership any time?

Yes! And it's really easy. You will get an email each month informing you that your membership is about to renew, and that email will tell you how you can cancel.

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Helping neurodivergent people design lives that really work Do you have trouble getting started? And also finishing? Do you hear so many shaming voices in your head that you feel defeated before you even begin? Are you so immobilized by perfectionism that you never get out of your head and actually start making-your art or your life!?

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I can EMBRACE who I am;
or I can REJECT who I am

I can see myself having SUPER POWERS;
or I can see myself having SYMPTOMS

I can TAME my Kryptonites;
or I can DROWN in my challenges

I can CHERISH my uniqueness;
or DISOWN my peculiarities

I can UTILIZE my cognitive abilities;
or let my sensitivities OVERPOWER me

I can see what is GREAT about who I am;
or I can LOATHE who I am

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Embrace Autism | The ultimate autism resource

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Embrace Autism is THE place to find research & experience-based autism content for personal elucidation & empowerment. By autistic people, for autistic people.

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fighting capitalism and colonialism with our wild imaginations, loving touch and daring dreams

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About Caffyn

Caffyn Jesse has researched and written on psychedelic medicine, queer belonging, sexological bodywork, neurobiology, sexual healing, trauma, orgasm coaching and many other topics. Books include Love and Death in a Queer Universe, Science for Sexual Happiness, Intimacy Educator: Teaching with Touch, Elements of Intimacy and Pelvic Pain Clinic.

Caffyn is a queer elder and a tireless advocate of embodied love. They are exploring intersections between psychedelic medicine, sexual wellness, transformative justice and queer ecology.

Caffyn taught for many years in the Sexological Bodywork and Somatic Sex Education professional trainings, as well as offering a weeklong training for Intimacy Educators, plus occasional workshops on topics ranging from pelvic pain to sex in long-term relationships. She offered trauma training for professionals who touch. Encouraging neuroplastic change to support sexual healing and expanded pleasure, unwinding sexual trauma, exploring the intersection of sex and spirit, creating erotic community are all core to their work and play.

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About Caffyn Caffyn Jesse has researched and written on psychedelic medicine, queer belonging, sexological bodywork, neurobiology, sexual healing, trauma, orgasm coaching and many other topics. Books include Love and Death in a Queer Universe, Science for Sexual Happiness, Intimacy Educator: Teaching with Touch, Elements of Intimacy and Pelvic Pain Clinic.

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I found Daniel while searching for support towards integrating some rather stubborn life issues I've walked with for some time. I wasn't sure exactly what sort of support I wanted but I knew I was over the typical therapy model. I also knew I wanted guidance in using specific psychedelic plant medicines towards this healing.

Mt.Tam Integration popped up and whoa! It was all laid out! I emailed Daniel and he offered a 30 min "let's see if we like each other via zoom" zoom. And immediately, I felt like this guy was a kindred soul. Just a nice guy with a life's worth of experiences to offer folks.

I got nervous as it approached committing to this work but I found my way through the resistance and I'm so glad I did. Right off the bat, Daniel offered a treasure trove of practices and inquiries that were incredibly different and helpful. It was fascinating.

Working with Daniel to help bring into focus my intentions for ceremony and thus, for change, was such a gift. Practical questions but also the more existential ones, Daniel was able to support me through all of it. And while I still have personal work to move through, I now have a few more skills in my tool kit to move through this thing called life. I also have deeper understanding of how to use psychedelic medicines.

The practices and support Daniel offers towards Integration are truly practices for a new generation of humans. Humans that walk in wholeness and connection. I am so grateful to be here now...with people like Daniel on the planet, doing this good work.

Pioneers for a kinder species of human, I believe

Thanks man
❤️

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Psychedelic Integration and Spiritual Coaching | Tam Integration

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I found Daniel while searching for support towards integrating some rather stubborn life issues I've walked with for some time. I wasn't sure exactly what sort of support I wanted but I knew I was over the typical therapy model. I also knew I wanted guidance in using specific psychedelic plant medicines towards this healing.

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Project Chronic - Education is Harm Reduction

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A Scientist's Perspective on How to Safely Dose Cannabis and other natural products are becoming increasingly available. There are many therapeutic benefits, but the medical system lags behind the community which creates knowledge gaps in how to achieve maximum benefit with minimum risk. Educated use is safer than blind use.

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Supporting a Successful Transition to Adulthood

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Our Mission:

Music, Unity, and Social Expansion

We facilitate social experiences through music creation, performance, and community for adults with disabilities.

The MUSE Foundation is a 501(c)3 in Brookline, MA which serves adults - we have no age cap. MUSE stands for Music, Unity, and Social Expansion; we provide high-quality, specialized music services to facilitate social interactions. All of our programs center around building students' confidence, flexibility, peer support, and responsibility.

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AUGUST 2018

I just want to say how blessed I feel to be a part of the MUSE family!! I love being able to do what I love to do most: SING!!

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Cristen Maxwell / Lead Singer, The Next Big Thing

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We facilitate social experiences through music creation, performance, and community for adults with disabilities. Cristen Maxwell / Lead Singer, The Next Big Thing

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¹ Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 20 Penn Street, Baltimore, MD, USA. Electronic address: kate.peters@som.umaryland.edu.

² Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 20 Penn Street, Baltimore, MD, USA; Department of Psychiatry, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA; Program in Neuroscience, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA.

³ Neuromodulation of Cortical and Subcortical Circuits Laboratory, Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, via Morego 30, Genova, Italy. Electronic address: raffaella.tonini@iit.it.

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Affiliations

¹ Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 20 Penn Street, Baltimore, MD, USA. Electronic address: kate.peters@som.umaryland.edu.

² Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 20 Penn Street, Baltimore, MD, USA; Department of Psychiatry, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA; Program in Neuroscience, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA.

³ Neuromodulation of Cortical and Subcortical Circuits Laboratory, Fondazione Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, via Morego 30, Genova, Italy. Electronic address: raffaella.tonini@iit.it.

Abstract

Dopamine (DA), serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine, 5-HT), and endocannabinoids (ECs) are key neuromodulators involved in many aspects of motivated behavior, including reward processing, reinforcement learning, and behavioral flexibility. Among the longstanding views about possible relationships between these neuromodulators is the idea of DA and 5-HT acting as opponents. This view has been challenged by emerging evidence that 5-HT supports reward seeking via activation of DA neurons in the ventral tegmental area. Adding an extra layer of complexity to these interactions, the endocannabinoid system is uniquely placed to influence dopaminergic and serotonergic neurotransmission. In this review we discuss how these three neuromodulatory systems interact at the cellular and circuit levels. Technological advances that facilitate precise identification and control of genetically targeted neuronal populations will help to achieve a better understanding of the complex relationship between these essential systems, and the potential relevance for motivated behavior.

Keywords: addiction; circuits; motivation; neuromodulation; reward.

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Declaration of Interests There are no interests to declare.

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NEUROQUEER * THE WRITINGS OF DR. NICK WALKER

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I'm an author, educator, queer futurist, and transpersonal somatic psychologist best known for my work on Neuroqueer Theory and my book Neuroqueer Heresies.

I also write speculative fiction, including the urban fantasy webcomic .

I'm a professor of psychology at California Institute of Integral Studies, senior aikido instructor at the Aiki Arts Center in Berkeley, California, and Managing Editor of the worker-owned publishing house Autonomous Press.

I'm available for speaking gigs and workshops, but my schedule tends to fill up quickly.

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NEUROQUEER * THE WRITINGS OF DR. NICK WALKER

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Neither revolution nor reformation can utimately change a society, rather you must tell a new powerful tale, one so pervasive that it sweeps away the old myths and becomes the preferred story..."

-Ivan Illich

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Inner Compass Initiative provides information and resources that help people make more informed choices regarding all things "mental health".

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The Icarus Project and Freedom Center's 52-page illustrated guide gathers the best information we've come across and the most valuable lessons we've learned about reducing and coming off psychiatric medication. Based in more than 10 years work in the peer support movement, this Guide is used internationally by individuals, families, professionals, and organizations, and is available a growing number of translations. Includes info on mood stabilizers, anti-psychotics, anti-depressants, anti-anxiety drugs, risks, benefits, wellness tools, psychiatric drug withdrawal, information for people staying on their medications, detailed Resource section, and much more. A 'harm reduction' approach means not being pro- or anti- medication, but supporting people where they are at to make their own decisions, balancing the risks and benefits involved. Written by Will Hall, with a 55-member health professional Advisory Board providing research assistance and more than 50 collaborators involved in developing and editing. The guide has photographs and art throughout, and a beautiful original cover painting by Jacks McNamara.

Now in a revised and expanded Second Edition. Note: the guide is Creative Commons copyright and you have advance permission to link, copy, print, and distribute for non-commercial purposes, as long as you don't alter it and you credit the source.

You can download and read the guide in English, find printer downloadable versions, an audiobook, and information about where to purchase the book here.

The Harm Reduction Guide is available in the following languages, some also with printer versions:

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We strive to map Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages across the world in a way that goes beyond colonial ways of thinking in order to better represent how Indigenous people want to see themselves.

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Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. We welcome you to our site.

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If you aren’t familiar with “spoons” in the context of disability, take a few moments to read Christine Miserandino’s landmark piece on Spoon Theory before reading this post…