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Celebrating neurodiversity in Asian American communities – Cold Tea Collective
Celebrating neurodiversity in Asian American communities to break barriers, embrace identity, and build inclusive futures for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025 and beyond.
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Breaking free from the model minority myth as a neurodivergent Vietnamese American – Cold Tea Collective
Dennis Tran reflects on his five-year journey of unmasking his late diagnosis of neurodivergence, in celebration of Men's Mental Health Awareness Month and Neurodiversity Pride Week. Was it because I lived in a low-income household? Was it because I became partially blind and disabled, living life with glaucoma? Was it because I grew up without a dad? Was it because I was raised by strong female figures such as my mother and grandma? Was it because I carry with me unidentified symptoms of comple
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Loneliness in a Social Media Culture
Living in a world that is increasingly shaped by digital connectivity, you would think that loneliness would be less of an issue. Yet, despite the countless apps and social platforms designed to bring people together, I often find myself feeling more isolated than ever. As someone who is partially blind due to glaucoma and unable to drive, my experience with loneliness is amplified, especially within the context of social media.
#neurodivergentvoices #queerandasian #autisticandproud #aanhpi #neuroqueer #lateidentified #disabilityjustice #healingthroughart #pulsebooklet #napafasa #intersectionalstorytelling… | Dennis Tran
I recently had the amazing opportunity to guest write and contribute to the latest issue of Pulse, a community booklet released by NAPAFASA (National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse) as part of their Healing HeARTS Community Art Fest event. 🎨 In this issue, I had the honored of sharing a deeply personal piece titled "Embracing My Neuroqueer Intersection as a Vietnamese American", a reflection on my late discovery of being autistic and ADHD, and what it means to also nav
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Stop Passing the Mic: Exploring Contradictions in Power Sharing | Nonprofit Quarterly | Civic News. Empowering Nonprofits. Advancing Justice.
“Passing the mic” is a useful means to ensure that marginalized voices in an organization are heard. However, it’s not by itself enough to build collective power.
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Blind and Low Vision Advocates Produce Inclusive Community Event Promoting Healthy Vision for a Health Future
September 29, 2022 -- Free eye screenings, eye health awareness activities and services for the blind and visually impaired community being offered at a Vision Fair at Cal State Los Angeles, Lot 5, on October 15, 2022.