Autism

This blog discusses self-advocacy theory and how readers can develop self-advocacy skills.

This blog talks about my experience forming disability pride for the end of disability pride month.

This blog discusses the accessibility of Sea Life Park in Oahu.

This blog talks about the accessibility of the Wahiawa Botanical Garden.

This blog reviews the accessibility of Secret Beach in Oahu.

This blog gives a list of what would make an event inaccessible to some with a physical mobility disability, Crohn's/Colitis, and autism.

This blog covers my skincare routine and recommendations for clean products as someone with an autoimmune disability who struggles with products that are not sensory-friendly.

This blog talks about my top 5 favorite things and 5 things I would change about the master's in education with an emphasis in disability studies program at CSUCI.

This blog gives 5 suggestions for low-effort things to manage stress that I've done as someone who is managing disability recovery and approaching graduation.

This blog discusses disability disclosure in the job market and things to think about as a disabled job candidate.

In this blog, I discuss my disability identity throughout my life as a disability advocate to acknowledge the varying ways one can feel about a disability diagnosis.

This blog discusses my top 5 products of 2025 as an autistic student with a physical disability. I then end by talking about 5 products I am looking for in 2026.

This blog focuses on New Year's Eve resolutions as a disabled master's student balancing a social life, school, and health maintenance.

This blog talks about ableism in pop culture through the lens of "Man Child" by Sabrina Carpenter.

This blog talks about Disneyland accessibility without getting accommodations.

This blog shares lessons I have learned after finishing another semester of my master's degree as a disabled student.

This blog provides an accessible gift guide for 2025 based on the author's personal experience.

This blog challenges the latest claim by the 47th president's administration that vaccines can cause autism through a quick science summary. Then, personal stories are used to share the harm this narrative can cause for #actualltyautistic people.

This blog discusses the importance of shifting our vocabulary based on the history of ableism in the words we use to create a more welcoming space.

This blog discusses the term twice exceptional through two stories that center on personal experiences in higher education.