While we will be covering all topics this month, this week is World Autism Acceptance Week, and with April 2nd being World Autism Awareness Day, it would be only fitting to kick off the month accordingly. Firstly, let’s look at the distinction between acceptance and awareness in the previous statement. Understand when discussing autism, we are speaking from a place of acceptance.

As Women's History Month comes to a close, we want to make space for all of the ways women show up in the world. From Grandma, Mother to Auntie, advocate to nurturer, best friend to protector. The ways in which women have shapeshifted and maintained in ordinary life have laid the framework for many. We always speak to the "exceptional" or "radical" within individuals but understand that is what womanhood is. Exceptional. Radical.

As you know, there are always transformative trends in education. These trends are constantly evolving because we finally recognize the language of harm and trauma that has generationally impacted specific communities. While we know the names of the educational trends and insert all the necessary evidence and research, know that these inner educational workings are things minority communities already knew.