Speak Up for Yourself - Biel, Joe; Blue, Elly
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Is expressing your wants and needs kind of terrifying for you, too? Do you feel like you're exposing yourself to rejection or potentially hurting or inconveniencing others? You aren't alone--and we've got you. After learning healthy self-advocacy the hard way, Joe and Elly put what they've discovered into this zine so that others can learn from their mistakes. Whether you're navigating something as simple as what to have for lunch or something as complicated as finding a safe and affordable place to live, this handy guide offers up tools for expressing your wants and needs in ways that allow…mehr

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Is expressing your wants and needs kind of terrifying for you, too? Do you feel like you're exposing yourself to rejection or potentially hurting or inconveniencing others? You aren't alone--and we've got you. After learning healthy self-advocacy the hard way, Joe and Elly put what they've discovered into this zine so that others can learn from their mistakes. Whether you're navigating something as simple as what to have for lunch or something as complicated as finding a safe and affordable place to live, this handy guide offers up tools for expressing your wants and needs in ways that allow for connection, vulnerability, and joint solutions. Go forth, hear and feel heard!
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Joe Biel is a self-made autistic publisher who draws origins, inspiration, and methods from punk rock to sell millions of books. Biel is the founder and CEO of Microcosm Publishing, Publishers Weekly's #1 fastest-growing publisher of 2022 and #3 in 2023/2024, and WorkingLit, the software responsible for Microcosm's aforementioned success--now available for other publishers. Biel has been featured in Time, Esquire, Art of Autism, Reading Glasses, Bulletproof Radio, Spectator (Japan), G33K (Korea), and Maximum Rocknroll, as well as NPR and PBS. Biel is the author of A People's Guide to Publishing, Autism Relationships Handbook, Unfuck Your Business, Enduring Legacy of Portland's Black Panthers, and dozens more. Biel is the director of five feature films, including Aftermass: Bicycling in a Post-Critical Mass Portland, $100 & a T-Shirt, and hundreds of short films. Biel lives in Portland, OR. Elly Blue is a co-owner and the vice president of Microcosm Publishing, and the co-host of the People's Guide to Publishing podcast. Her books include Everyday Bicycling and Bikenomics, and she is the editor of the annual Bikes in Space anthology of feminist bicycle science fiction. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her partner, their dog, and a small fleet of cargo bicycles.