A botanist’s word for the walk, a writer’s word for the same walk, and the gap between what a label can hold and what the plant actually was.

queering.earth A New Cabinet for Post-Normal Possibilities A collaboration between Helen Edgar and Ryan Boren, Stimpunks Foundation “Weird” comes from wyrd, Old English for fate and bec…

The Autistic Scholars Project is a public, freely accessible database that indexes academic publications authored or co-authored by at least one autistic …

AutiHub brings together citizen-led, open projects focused on autistic participation and representation in autism knowledge production.The site develops t…

A thousand people buried two thousand pairs of underpants across Switzerland. The ones that came back cleanest were under lawns — and that is the bad result.

Autism terminology preferences are the subject of considerable debate and various studies, the results of which sometimes conflict. This study examined diversit...

Eighteen words for Autistic joy, each with its honest provenance and whatever is actually underneath it — which turns out to be a mechanism for thirteen of them and a person for five.

This rider exists so you don’t have to guess, and so I don’t have to spend the encounter explaining myself instead of doing the work. It says how to support my access needs so we both get something…

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Cavendish Space: psychologically and sensory safe spaces suited to zone work, flow states, intermittent collaboration, and collaborative niche construction.

This week Norah and Ryan are co-hosting a scent night. Ryan has a Scentbird subscription and a queue of little vials to work through. Norah is bringing some of her favorites. Neither of us is a…

"What we are bereft of is care." For our Sunday, August 30, 2026 Campfire Learn Together, we are mourning and celebrating Professor Jason Arday with two of his own talks — one on neurodiversity,…

"What we are bereft of is care." For our Sunday, August 30, 2026 Campfire Learn Together, we are mourning and celebrating Professor Jason Arday with two of his own talks — one on neurodiversity,…

"What we are bereft of is care." For our Sunday, August 30, 2026 Campfire Learn Together, we are mourning and celebrating Professor Jason Arday with two of his own talks — one on neurodiversity,…

For our Sunday, August 23, 2026 at 10AM CT, 4PM UK Campfire Learn Together, we are not just watching. We are moving. This session is a practice, a reading, and an argument, in that order. We start…

Here are some people, tools, concepts, and techniques that help us cope as embodied beings.

"Do you still have a favorite dinosaur?" And the question sitting right behind it: why are we expected to "grow out" of our childhood enthusiasms like dinosaurs? Dinosaurs are a popular infodumping interest among Autistic kids, and we are often ridiculed for our enthusiasm — especially as we get older and are expected to get "serious," which usually means focusing on what we can make money at. So that is Thursday. No video, no slides, no expertise required. Bring your dinosaur. Bring the thing that was your dinosaur. Bring the enthusiasm you were told to put away, and tell us whether you actually did.

Helen Edgar looks at understanding autistic burnout and how you can support autistic family members who may be going through this.

This week ★ stuff stopped being a pile of zines and became a library. Twenty-three numbered zines, five field guides, seven printable sheets, thirteen collections, and six automated checking gates —…

Zines and field guides on the science of belonging — we are made of star stuff, and we belong not despite our differences but as them. Love You Down To Your Star Stuff.

Commission an immediate public inquiry into how to ensure a responsible press given its contribution to Dr Arday’s tragic death.

Black and minority ethnic (BME) communities continue to experience differential outcomes within the United Kingdom (UK) mental health system, despite increased attention on the area. The trauma of…

Here are some people, tools, concepts, and techniques that help us cope as embodied beings.

Thermodynamics proved that waste is mandatory. Then the word efficiency left the engine room without its ceiling, and arrived in a school.

Physics demands one-in-3.5-million odds before saying a particle exists. We use one-in-twenty before deciding a child must be changed. How much evidence is enough?

Co-design means the people affected by a design hold power over it — from the beginning, not at the end. Co-design isn't consultation at the testing stage. It is power-sharing at the architecture…

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There is a website we have been building all year that is mostly made of wonder and citations. It is called ★ stuff, it lives at starstuff.earth, and it is thirty-six zines, eleven field guides, five…

How a story gets smoother than the science. Six ways a fact goes wrong, seventeen worked corrections — including our own — and why the primary source for an Autistic life is an Autistic person.

For our Sunday, August 16, 2026 at 10AM CT, 4PM UK Campfire Learn Together, we are watching and discussing two videos about the same school and the same argument: a half-hour documentary about the…

Impact is not a scorecard. Impact is change that makes life better for people in real conditions. This page shares how we think about impact — not with vanity metrics or compliance numbers — but with…

This week we built the thing that remembers for us. The Stimpunks Knowledge System went from nothing to a working system in seven days — a shared, self-maintaining home for our research library and…

Birds cross oceans by using their inner compass. What if we could do the same? A reflection on migration, monotropism, and self-trust.

Zines and field guides on the science of belonging — we are made of star stuff, and we belong not despite our differences but as them. Love You Down To Your Star Stuff.

Emergence and the murmuration: a flock has no captain, and the whole exceeds the parts. You are not a checklist of deficits — you are the murmuration. And our best collectives are leaderless flocks, n...

One typeface chosen for legibility, five accents held at near-uniform lightness, and body text at 18.84:1 — a design system that reads its own values as an argument about access.

One typeface chosen for legibility, five accents held at near-uniform lightness, and body text at 18.84:1 — a design system that reads its own values as an argument about access.

Every one of us is running a system we invented ourselves. The alarm labeled with a whole sentence because the word "meds" wasn't enough. The one drawer where the important things go so they can't be…

For our Sunday, August 9, 2026 Campfire Learn Together, we are watching and discussing Code for the People, Bao Nguyen's documentary about open source, the open web, and the people who keep both from…