THE JOURNAL

Stories and ideas at the intersection of environmental, economic, and human sustainability—questioning what we consume, how work is designed, and who is included in shaping what comes next.

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Part 1: 🌿 Why Is the U.S. Government Talking About Leucovorin for Autism Now?

Autism treatment clarity: Leucovorin vs folinic acid supplements. Research, real stories, and why families deserve affordable, proven options.

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REbELing Against Perfection: Why We Chose Homeschooling for Tommy

At Route T21, homeschooling became more than education—it became a way to rebuild learning around Tommy’s real needs, strengths, and dignity. This article shares why our family chose a different path, and how personalized learning, reduced overwhelm, and real-life experiences helped us redefine what progress truly means for our son with profound disabilities.

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This Isn’t “Climate Change.” It’s Climate Breakdown!

Tommy, dressed as a firefighter. He was around 8 or 9 years old. Around the same age as the girls lost at Camp Mystic. Vulnerable then, still vulnerable now. Children with disabilities are often invisible in climate planning—but they deserve to be protected, included, and seen. 🧡🔥🌎 #ClimateJustice #DisabilityInclusion #RouteT21 #EmergencyPreparedness