Summary of story
As we journey further into the future, we see that people have become more accepting of neurodiversity. Employers have created more inclusive workplaces, schools have adopted more neurodiversity-friendly teaching methods, and society as a whole recognizes that everyone has unique challenges and strengths. It is essential to provide a supportive environment for all to thrive, and the success of One Free Community App has played a significant role in making this a reality. Through this app, everyone has access to supportive communities and resources, and society has become more inclusive, with greater acceptance and support for neurodiversity. Mutual aid has become an expected part of society, and people find joy and hope in helping others. The One Free Community App has transformed the way people think about community, support, and inclusivity, and has shown us that a better world is not just a dream, it is within our reach.
One Free Community: A Glimpse into a Future Made Possible by a Revolutionary App
Join me on a journey to the future, where we will explore a society transformed by the ideas and connections created in One Free Community App, where marginalized communities are centered and mutual aid is the norm. It’s a new Age of Liberation, Justice, and Empowerment. As we walk through the streets of this new world, we are struck by the beauty of the communities that have emerged, where people are bound together by a shared commitment to building a world that works for everyone.
As I present to you a story to ponder, I hope you’ll let your mind wander into a world both known and unknown, where an app has changed how we’ve grown.
The success of One Free Community App has had a profound impact on the world, inspiring other organizations and individuals to adopt similar values. Through this, everyone has access to supportive communities and resources. It’s been almost 30 years since the app was launched, and while the world has changed, we have laid a better foundation – a place where future generations can thrive and improve upon the world without systemic oppression getting in the way.
One Free Community’s commitment to inclusivity and mutual aid also helped break down the barriers between online and offline communities. The virtual events, support groups, and forums led to the creation of real-life meetups and gatherings, allowing people to form even deeper connections with each other. And as a result, society became more inclusive, with greater acceptance and support for neurodiversity.
As we travel further into the future, we see that employers have created more inclusive workplaces, schools have adopted more neurodiversity-friendly teaching methods, and medical professionals are taking neurodiversity into account when treating patients. People have recognized that everyone has unique challenges and strengths, and it is essential to provide a supportive environment for all to thrive.
Looking back, it is clear that One Free Community has been a game-changer, one that transformed the way people think about community, support, and inclusivity. It created a sense of community and belonging, where people were encouraged to work together and support each other, regardless of their differences. Mutual aid became an expected part of society, and people found joy and hope in helping others.
The world we live in now was not built overnight. It took years of deconstructing white supremacy and colonialism, and educating on anti-racism and other forms of oppression to get to where we are today. The One Free Community App was just one piece of the puzzle in a larger movement for justice and liberation. Embracing mutual aid has given people the tools and resources they need to overcome challenges and empowered them to take control of their own lives and work together to build a better future.
As we finish this journey into the future, we are filled with hope for what is possible. One Free Community has shown us that a better world is not just a dream, it is within our reach. So, let us come together and build a world that works for everyone, a world where no one is left behind, where mutual aid and inclusivity are the foundation of society.
About the Authors:
With support from community members at One Free Community, we all collaborated together with some assistance from AI to create the following futurist story, imagining a world where mutual aid is nurtured.
Asher Rae is a non-binary writer and activist, who is passionate about making the world better. They are a disabled veteran, and breast cancer survivor, as well as a single parent. Asher’s diverse experiences have helped shape their values and perspectives on life. As a former paramedic they have firsthand the importance of compassion and empathy, and they strive to incorporate these values in their writing. In their free time, Asher enjoys gaming, writing, listening to music, gardening, and feeding their beloved squirrels. They are an active member of One Free Community, a safe and supportive platform for neurodivergent people. Asher’s writing is inspired by personal experience and the experiences of others around them. Their work focuses on themes of resilience, identity, and social justice. They believe that storytelling has the power to create empathy and understanding, and they hope to use their writing to make a positive change in the world.
Jesenia (Jess – EN – ee – Ya) is a queer latine autist. She worked as an environmental scientist in labs and in the field before switching to data analytics. She enjoys traveling, performing in musical theater, painting, swimming, kayaking, and food. She is passionate about learning and helping others grow and succeed. Most recently, Jesenia started the NeuroSpicy Networking Group on LinkedIn to help neurodiverse professionals network and find jobs. She co-found One Free Community, an online community center that offers a safe space for people to find connection and support. OFC hosts events, network with other organizations to find and share mutual aid, and produce social justice. Jesenia also supports the Calling Up Justice Collaborative and the Grassroots Social Media Project. Learn more.