#16. This post is a part of a series where people answer my anonymous survey question on the ADHD Catch 22. If you have ADHD but haven’t gone public with it, what would it take to you go public with ADHD? There are risks and rewards for going public with ADHD AND for staying hidden in […]
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MLAPlaydate. Democracy can be fun if you’re imaginative:) Here is a bit of background on the open source activism online and offline that Quinn Donovan, I @pqpolitics, & Paul Dayson and many, many other BC parents their children and other citizens made happen online and offline for public education in BC. Also will list the first day’s media coverage
Hi BC ADHD Awareness Week this year is October 13-19th 2014. The Vancouver Adult ADD Support Group volunteers, I and our partners created 80 BC ADHD Awareness Week activities in 23 BC cities in 2013. The largest number of 2013 ADHD Awareness events of any province in Canada or any state in the USA. See some of the photos
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I’m mentioned in The Vancouver Courier Newspaper on Adult ADHD And The Harm of ADHD Stigma I should have posted this much earlier. I was quoted in The Vancouver Courier Newspaper on Adult ADHD And The Harm of ADHD Stigma, by Cheryl Rossi, June 30th p. A13. It’s related to this post NPA Vancouver Politician Melissa
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See my previous post. See The Vancouver Courier article on this. I was not the only one shocked and disgusted by NPA Vancouver’s Melissa De Genova public shaming and stigmatizing her political opponent, Vision Vancouver’s Sarah Blyth for getting help with ADHD at work at a public city of Vancouver Park Board meeting. This is not