Jude Afolake Olubodun

Jude is a Black, transgender, late-diagnosed Autistic educator specializing in transformative justice, community building, and self-advocacy.

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Jude Afolake Olubodun

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Jude is a Black, transgender, late-diagnosed autistic educator specializing in transformative justice, community building, and self-advocacy. With over five years of involvement in grassroots movements, Jude's focus on queer and racial justice has evolved into a role as a consent mediator, highlighting the necessity for resources, support, and accountability when consent is breached.

As a parent to two gender non-conforming, neurodivergent children, Jude's personal journey ignited a passion for self-discovery and community creation based on healing, accommodation, and empathy. By merging personal experiences, educational insights in disability advocacy, and restorative healing practices, Jude introduces fresh perspectives to our existing care systems. This shift dismantles dehumanizing isolation, ushering in liberating practices that nurture self-reliance and interdependence.

REROUTE Art Magazine

A Letter From The Editor: The Beauty of Accomodating With Grace

Editor's letter reflects on valuing dignity & embracing accommodations for a work of beauty. Gratitude for contributors & award nomination.

Writing
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3 min read

REROUTE Art Magazine

J Quinn | Synesthetic Autist

J. Quinn: Visionary surrealist artist pushing boundaries in contemporary art, captivates global audiences, including pop star Dua Lipa.

Art
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4 min read

Chelsea Delaney

Underpainting And Unmasking

Through discerning which colors and lines to keep and which to let go of during the underpainting process, Chelsea Delaney underwent a transformative journey toward unmasking and self-liberation.

Neurodivergence
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8 min read