Eid-ul-Adha, also known as Bakra Eid, will be celebrated on June 29 in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada, and Singapore. Saudi Arabia will celebrate on June 28. The festival commemorates Prophet Ibrahim's dedication to Allah and his willingness to sacrifice his son Ishmael. Here are wishes to share with your loved ones.
#HappyEid- #Adha
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life-style/events/happy-eid-ul-adha-2023-eid-mubarak-wishes-messages-quotes-images-facebook-whatsapp-status/articleshow/101309843.cms

This year, the festival will be celebrated in the country on June 29.
#Eid- #Adha #Bakrid.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/business/eid-ul-adha-2023-bakrid-bank-holidays-city-wise-list-reserve-bank-of-india-101687743979557.html

Qurbani Eid 2023: In India, Eid-ul-Adha will be celebrated on Thursday, June 29. Check out history, significance and how to celebrate here
#QurbaniEid #Eid- #Adha #ConfirmedDate #India
https://www.news18.com/lifestyle/qurbani-eid-2023-check-eid-ul-adha-2023-confirmed-date-in-india-8113429.html

"10 year Boy with Down Syndrome Assaulted by Bus Driver - Abuse of Students with Invisible Disabilities by Educators"

⚠️ CW - Stories on mistreatment and abuse of students with invisible disabilities in schools across the country. May be disturbing to some.

Yesterday, a bus driver for the Upper Darby school district in Pennsylvania, was charged with assault, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, and endangering the welfare of a child.

Juliet Pratt was captured on surveillance cameras, duct taping the a student with Downs Syndrome around the ankles and chest to restrain him. The footage also show the child, who was already in a safety harness, caused no disturbance and remained in his seat. Regardless,  nothing warrants this kind of abusive behavior to people with invisible disabilities, especially by someone involved in child education. The March 8th incident was not the only. The bus driver admitted doing this appalling act to the child, at least one other time. Pratt cut the tape restraints with a seat belt cutter to free the boy upon arrival at the school.

There seems to be no mention of charges related to disability protectections in news reports. Has she done this to others? Would she have done this if the child did not have a disability? If Ms. Pratt singled the child out for this treatment because of any disability related reason, (ie - thinking she could get away with it because of the boy's DS), authorities may want to consider this an ableist hate crime.

Unfortunately, this problem is not uncommon. In some places, the techniques used are legal, bringing harm to many students with invisible disabilities. In Virginia, a 10 year old autistic boy, had the "bones in his hand and foot crushed" by an educator. The injuries were caused by a staff member who was isolating and confining the child, in what was called the "scream room".

Many reports of similar abuses have surfaced in Connecticut schools as well. In one case, a second grader with ADHD was held down, and locked in confinement after a manifestation of symptoms. Aside from the mental and emotional wounds caused, just as in many other cases, the child suffered physically injury. According to the story linked below, students have been restrained and isolated "thousands of times causing dozens of injuries" in Connecticut schools. This hardly sounds like accommodation and community intergration.

Then, there's Xavier Hernandez, who died as a result if being held down and restained by multiple staff members at "Boulevard Heights" school for "students with disabilities" in Texas.

These are the people entrusted with the job of shaping young minds? What lesson does this type of behavior teach other students about interacting with people with invisible disabilities; that they should be restrained, isolated and subjected to physical and mental damage? Considering these, and many other such acts, it seems many educators could use a lesson on understanding and accommodation of persons with invisible disabilities.

© OutOfExile_IDR - Invisible Disability Rights

PA Bus Driver:
https://www.phillyvoice.com/school-bus-driver-duct-tape-upper-darby-student-delaware-county/

https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/bus-driver-accused-of-duct-taping-10-year-old-boy-on-bus/3575865/

Boy with autism in Virginia:
https://www.propublica.org/article/schools-restraints-seclusions

Girl with ADHD and other abuse in Connecticut:
https://www.ctinsider.com/news/article/connecticut-schools-restraint-seclusion-injuries-17474991.php

Xavier Hernandez death from a disability standpoint:
https://neuroclastic.com/xavier-hernandez-fort-worth-autism-restraint-death/#content

Hernandez - Death by medication and restraint:
https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/crossroads-lab/article253421369.html

Image courtesy of: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/young-disabled-students-shackled-misbehaving-lawsuit-claims-n403421

#Education #ActuallyAutistic #ADHA #PTSD #CPSTD #ChildEducation #abuse #advocacy #disability #InvisibleDisability #TBI #InvisibleDisabilityRights #DownSyndrome #BrainInjury #EndAbleism #AbleistHateCrime #accommodation #CommunityIntergration #stigmatude #TearDownTheWall
#DOE #action #DepartmentOfEducation

@actuallyautistic @disabilityjustice @disability

My #ADHA brain has been a brick wall in front of me for the past few weeks. Trying to break out and be more productive, but keep getting sucked into black holes of non-nutritious, instant dopamine. This afternoon (where the fuck did the morning go) I came across this video https://youtu.be/JsT3KPYJFl4 "Avoiding Toxic Productivity Advice for ADHD" and it seemed like it was created to speak just to me. If anyone else is stuck in a similar sized hole, it might give you a bump in the right direction.

Crec que hem sento una mica identificat amb Spok en aquest capítol

#TDAH #ADHA

#Monday #mondaysucks #mondays why have you come so quickly. It was only Saturday 48hrs age why have you race up on me like that and made my life miserable where I have to be an #Adult. Where has the Saturday cartoons got where it endlessness fun all weekend. Why #Monday have you done this to me?????????????

Brought to you by the letter #Adha

Being #multipassionate means we think of life as a tasting menu, full of new and wonderful courses to try. It’s hard for us to imagine why anyone would want the same meal everyday for life

#adha #Neurodivergent

This made me smile 😊

#adha #neurodivergent #neurodiversity

What I am saying for you.

set Reminders

like example As I am typing this out on my iMAC(not saying Apple better)

the iMAC has changed it background and them of Focus/DND to sync with my Watch and iPhone to force me to know it Noon here.
AKA
I need to get up and feed my dogs take some water eat something... I have it set up to scream to my #ADHA VOICES shut up and go downstair. you're butt is needing to move..