#twecon, the conference that takes place on Twitter, via the medium of tweets, takes place on July the 11th.
Here are some of the papers you can expect:
HORansome – The problem with official theories
DCBCauchi – Perspective painting proves nothing exists
stacefamily – Moving beyond love and luck: building right relationships and respecting lived experience in New Zealand autism policy
In 1997 a mother killed her autistic daughter but in spite of much policy attention since, ASD remains a ‘wicked’ problem. Why?
stutterdude – Stuttering Fun Facts: things you might not have known about stuttering
monkeyfluids – A meta-comedic defence of touchy topics
Plus many more.
Comments
Couple of questions, pretty sure answers are ‘no’, but just to check:
1 – is there a limit to the number of papers per person?
2 – do they have to be in English?
You are correct; you can give as many papers as you like (I might give two) and they don’t have to be in English. Indeed, one paper might be in, or contain a lot of, Rarotongan.