Dr. Matt Zakreski

06/18/2026

Can confirm. Both as the therapist and as the client. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

06/18/2026

I hate this timeline. Also I love Wikipedia

06/17/2026

Where's all my "talks too much in class" people at???

06/17/2026

I'll be there!!!

KUBIE CON RETURNS THIS SUMMER!
SATURDAY, JULY 18TH AT COUNTY COLLEGE OF MORRIS!

Comic fans, artists, collectors, and aspiring creators, be sure to mark your calendars now! KUBIE CON returns this summer, Saturday, July 18th, from 10:00AM to 4:00PM, at its new location in Davidson Hall at the County College of Morris in Randolph, New Jersey!

Presented by the Joe Kubert School, Pug Productions, and County College of Morris, this year’s event will be bigger and better than ever! Attendees will be able to explore an exciting show floor with comic vendors, over 40 comic artists, and celebrate all things comics and pop culture!

In addition to KUBIE CON, the Joe Kubert School will be hosting a special Portfolio Day on site throughout the event. Prospective students will have the opportunity to have their portfolios reviewed and apply for our upcoming 50th school year which will kick off this fall! All application fees will be waived during the event!

For more information on the Joe Kubert School, or to apply for our 50th year, please visit www.kubertschool.edu

Date: Saturday, July 18th
Time: 10:00AM-4:00PM

Location: County College of Morris - Davidson Hall
214 Center Grove Rd.
Randolph, NJ
07869
Parking: Please park in Lot 6

Admission: $5 with a portion of all proceeds going to a special scholarship for a student attending JKS for the 2026/27 school year

Whether you’re a lifelong comic fan, a collector searching for original art, or an aspiring artist, KUBIE CON 2026 is an event you won’t want to miss!

06/16/2026

I never thought that Pizza Cake Comics would be as good for my mental health as Heather Cox Richardson but that's 2026 for ya

Being online in 2026:

06/16/2026

What a treat to have Becca Engle on the Nerding out on Neurodiversity Podcast this week! We talked about her journey from being a special education student to a special education teacher to an advocate for all people, inside and outside of school. She's a speaker, an author, and a podcast host! Come check us (and her!) out today!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/611NRHIFRfOcCJxXTbtdjo

Nerding out on Neurodiversity · Episode

06/15/2026

Absolutely.

Building upon my previous bullying-related picture.
We seriously need to keep the blame where it belongs when it comes to ableism. If we don't, we enter the dangerous territory of "if this neurodivergent person just acted differently, they wouldn't be bullied!" which is 1) probably not true, and 2) taking responsibility away from the person making the actual bad choices.
Chris Bonnello - Autistic Author

[ID: Red and blue stick figures talking to each other.
Red: "It's such a shame that this person gets bullied because of their autism."
Blue: "No, it's a shame that people choosing to bully results in this autistic person being bullied."
Red: "Oh..."
Blue: "And the bullies LOVE the fact that you're blaming autism for their choices."]

06/15/2026

And if you have a problem with that, you might want to ask yourself why.

For our q***r kids, you are safe with us. We cannot wait to see the adults you become.. and we promise that

Love,

06/15/2026

Simple. And then love them some more

Simple. 🏳️‍⚧️✨