Great job Judy! She was in my course last year, Democratizing Neuroscience Communication.

3/3 We must not shut out either model when we consider conditions like Autism. Both things may exist concurrently: wanting medical intervention and also needing society to be designed in ways that facilitate inclusivity of people exactly as they are.

2/3 While some disabling conditions desire medical intervention for symptoms like pain, fatigue, or difficulty performing tasks, the social model calls on us to ALSO be inclusive & remove barriers in order to celebrate the uniqueness in ability.

It’s so frustrating!
But then I was thinking, what if these are flames being fanned by bots?

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Great idea 💡

Excellent. We need to partner, partner, partner! We are stronger together

Very glad to see that @standupforscience.bsky.social is partnering with @indivisible.org for the April 5 Day of Action - standupforscience2025.org/upcoming-act... Science advocates must deploy new skills, find common cause & build large-scale solidarity. This is a great starting place.

Me too! I always text and tell him that I’m reposting. He is on LinkedIn these days.

That’s my bro! 😎 🙌

Quick question: do yall have a higher education policy arm?

I think most sent their lobbyists to try and negotiate when the first NIH cuts hit. Would presidents fare any differently? could universities all go on teaching strike together, like the writers strike?