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Peter

A simple dungeon master trying to change the world, one dice roll at a time

Running queer autistic social skills groups

Years ago, I wrote a an article on how to build a LGBTQ+ friendly table. As I've continued running my autism social skills groups, through one reason or another, the group makeup has become increasingly queer, until for several months, it was fully queer, including the facilitators. My dream of

How to build meaningful autistic community

I recently did a talk at TACID, a disability center at Tacoma, about autistic community, and they were good enough to record it. This is the most detailed and relevant explanation of how we can use the autistic social advocacy framework to fix autistic social skills programs, why autistic led

Autistic Social Advocacy Framework White Paper

I developed a white paper outlining the Autistic Social Advocacy Framework, for facilitators of social skills groups serving autistics. This framework is meant to be a supplemental section for building social skills, but is critical to teach as it builds advocacy skills, healthy identity, and community formation. Here's a link.

Now offering consulting, speaking, and education

Been a little while since I've posted, but wanted to highlight that Roll for Kindness has been overhauled to offer services. As I have expanded into doing more keynotes, seminars, and trainings, I have decided to make it a bit easier for people to find me. As such, I now

What to do about the Elephant at the Table

Donald Trump won the 2024 election, in a significant upset that will result in marginalized populations facing increased hardship and persecution of vulnerable groups, all while enabling a kleptocratic, authoritarian policies to spread. He has consistently made blatantly racist, queerphobic, and misogynistic statements, and is a profoundly spiteful person and

New publication: Autistic Social Advocacy as Accessibility in TRPGs

I'm now a published author in a peer reviewed journal, where I describe a framework I developed of autistic social advocacy skills, and how to use TTRPGs to teach them. Read more here.

GM Academy

One of the most effective tools I have in my repertoire is a fun activity, or themed group even, called GM Academy. While most of the groups I run are focused around simply playing a TTRPG, GM academy puts that all aside and focuses on something else- Running games. Participants