1.- Andrea Lausell: A YouTuber with Spina Bifida, she talks about her disability, Hispanic Culture (she is half Cuban), fashion, sexuality, recommends brands and activities.... She is a Latinx Pride!!
2.- Stevie Boebi: A Youtuber with Mixed Connective Tissue Disorder (An Autoinmmune Disease), she talks about sexuality, in a comical, no-taboo way, about BDSM, love, acceptance... One of her most beautiful videos is called "Weenie", and is a short film describing her REAL situation of homelessness while being an LGBT teen
3.- Amy Sequenzia: A nonspeaking Autistic Blogger, she also has Cerebral Palsy and epilepsy, she is member of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network of USA, and writes about acceptance, communication choice, ableism, and the high hopes she has for new advocates, specially those who, just as her, type to communicate.
4.- Sarah Jane Harvey AKA Agony Autie: An Autistic Girl with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (symptoms include elastic skin, chronic pain, problems with balance and memory, chronic fatigue, joint hipermobilty and frecuent dislocations) who makes Youtube videos about Autistic Women and Girls, in a really family-friendly way. She is also a public speaker and a performer. She also collabs with other Autistic Advocates on Many projects.
5.- Molly Burke: a Blind girl who talks about Beauty, health, Travel, comedy, gossip and Blind Culture... She likes collabs with other Youtubers, and is really Family-Friendly.
6.- Tommy Edison: A Blind Film Critic, who makes challenges with other YouTubers and tells us answers to common questions about Blind Life. Really Family-Friendly.
7.- Millie Bobby Brown: This worldwide known teen actress recently revealed SHE'S DEAF IN ONE EAR!! No doubt, this is a marvelous fact for the Deaf and Hard Of Hearing Community, one which can give hope about more inclusion in both the small and big screen.
8.- The DissociaDID system: A system is a group of identities in just one body, and is common in those who have Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. They talk about their alters, about other DID symptoms (Chronic Fatigue, for example), in a really precise and cncise way, Really family Friendly.
9.- Jessica Kellgren-Fozard: A Youtuber with Ehlers-Danlos, Blind in one eye, and Deaf... She loves vintage clothes, puppies and being with her lovely wife, Claudia (she's a lesbian). Together, they travel, cook low-carb stuff (because of Jessie's diet), talk about disability and LGBT history, do makeup tutorials, talk about English, LGBT and Deaf Culture, Collab with MANY other YouTubers, model vintage dresses, try phone apps, and MUCH MORE. Totally family-friendly, with a lot of entertaining content.
10.- Jazzy Whipps: A Deaf YouTuber who uses ONLY BSL to communicate, but has captions in all her videos, talks about Deaf Life, food, videogames, fashion, and many more stuff. Super family-friendly.
11.- Hannah Witton: She has a stoma (a bag attached to her stomach that collect her faeces, since she has Ulcerative Colitis) and talks about sexuality, psychology, organization, fashion, books, travel, life with a stoma, and does collabs with various YouTubers. Not family-friendly 100%, but has really good info.
12.- Greta Thurnberg. YOU SURELY KNOW HER, AND I'VE TALKED ABOUT HER. She is a climate activist, she is Autistic and Shiny (ADHDer).
13.- Emma Dalmayne: An Autistic Advocate dedicated to exposing the FAKE MMS CURE. She also has a page called autisticatedalmayne.com and a Facebook Group called Autism Inclusivity , and kid clubs called Autistic Inclusive Meets, where kids do Self and Enviromental Advocacy, along with sports and Art.
14.-Rikki Poynter: A Deaf Yotuber with Chronic Pain, she talks about Deafness, Geekness, Mental Health, beauty, food and collabs with other YouTubers... But the thing that has made her famous is her hashtag #NoMoreCraptions, protesting against YouTube's automatic captions.
15.-Yenn Purkins: a non-binary Autistic, advocating against bullying, transphobia and climate change, talking about mental health, accesibility, pets and sexuality. They have made many books, speechs, and workshops for parents. Really family-friend.
16.- Annie Segarra: Another girl with Ehlers Danlos, talks about menatl health, disability, sexuality, accesibilty, Latin Cuture (she is half Mexican), beauty, history, pets, food, and much more. Realy family friendly, she has a soothing voice and some of her videos have puppets or cartoons, which makes them atractive to kids.
17.- Mònica Vidal Gutierrez: a Latinx Autistic, Mother, Creator of Aprender a Quererme- Autista Cuestionando Paradigmas, member of Mi Cerebro Atipico, talks about the inaccesibilty of the world, and how to change it with self-acceptance, and some other topics like feminism
18.- Barbara Herràn: Member of Mi Cerebro Atìpico, Creator of Autista Maternando and mother of Nandelle Herràn, founder of NHC-autistic claim, talks about eing an AUTISTIC MOM, Fighting for your rights in a third-world country, and much more. Family-friendly 100%
19.- Amythest Schaber: Autistic, Chronically Ill and Intersexual, they answer some FAQ about Autism in their serie "Ask An Autistic" and blogs with not so well-known advocates, they also give speeachs and talk about concrete topics. Really family-friendly
20.- Chronically Jaquie (Jaquie Beckwith): Hope this beautiful Autistic Ehlers-Danlos & Gastroparesis warrior rests in peace! Her blogs about travel with her different acommodations, including a service dog and a feeding tube, about fashion and Disney, will help many more Chronic Ilness warriors! 100% family friendly.
21.- Izzy Kornblau: Jaquie's best friend, she is still alive , has EDS too, and talks about accesibility in a really humurous way.
22.- Gem Hubbard: Known for her pink-detailed wheelchair, this mum does makeup, travel, cooks, does sketches, buys, dances, reviews activities, gives TED Talks and more, with her beautifl blonde hair waving through the wind. really family friendly, except when she talks about her spinal cordinjury (could be a bit trauma inducing) and Endometriosis.
23.- Pansy St. Battie: A nonbinary person who dances Burlesque, models, talks sexuality and Chronic Illness, like MS, and self-acceptance. Not so family friendly, but has good content.
24.- Amanda Siegler: Also known as "Fierce Autie", they are a Jewish Autistic Advocate who fights against toxic cures and antisemitism. They are also Hard of Hearing
25.- Henry Frost: An Autistic boy who fought for his right to go to school, and writes beautiful poems and articles in Ollibean.
26.- Stella Young: Feminist, Atheist, and Small-sized, this comedian gave a revolutionary talk about Inspiration Porn. May she rest in peace.
27.- Christina Lee: She's Autistic, she makes mandalas and she has a colorblind father. Family friendly and VERY relaxing.
28.- Ari Ne'man: Speaker, founder of the ASAN, is of course worthy of a place in this list. After all, he is a pioneer in the self-advocacy movement.
29.- Lydia Brown: AKA Autistic Hoya, they are Autistic, Nonbinary, they talk about acceptance, sexuality, being Two-Spirits (term used by Native Americans to describe their nonbinary people) , pets and many other things. REALLY family-friendly.
30.- Alex Dacy: A girl with Muscular Dystrophy and beautiful hair, she talks about sexuality, pets, acceptance, beauty, food, sports, enviroment, travel, human values... A full activist with a sharp tongue.
2.- Stevie Boebi: A Youtuber with Mixed Connective Tissue Disorder (An Autoinmmune Disease), she talks about sexuality, in a comical, no-taboo way, about BDSM, love, acceptance... One of her most beautiful videos is called "Weenie", and is a short film describing her REAL situation of homelessness while being an LGBT teen
3.- Amy Sequenzia: A nonspeaking Autistic Blogger, she also has Cerebral Palsy and epilepsy, she is member of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network of USA, and writes about acceptance, communication choice, ableism, and the high hopes she has for new advocates, specially those who, just as her, type to communicate.
4.- Sarah Jane Harvey AKA Agony Autie: An Autistic Girl with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (symptoms include elastic skin, chronic pain, problems with balance and memory, chronic fatigue, joint hipermobilty and frecuent dislocations) who makes Youtube videos about Autistic Women and Girls, in a really family-friendly way. She is also a public speaker and a performer. She also collabs with other Autistic Advocates on Many projects.
5.- Molly Burke: a Blind girl who talks about Beauty, health, Travel, comedy, gossip and Blind Culture... She likes collabs with other Youtubers, and is really Family-Friendly.
6.- Tommy Edison: A Blind Film Critic, who makes challenges with other YouTubers and tells us answers to common questions about Blind Life. Really Family-Friendly.
7.- Millie Bobby Brown: This worldwide known teen actress recently revealed SHE'S DEAF IN ONE EAR!! No doubt, this is a marvelous fact for the Deaf and Hard Of Hearing Community, one which can give hope about more inclusion in both the small and big screen.
8.- The DissociaDID system: A system is a group of identities in just one body, and is common in those who have Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. They talk about their alters, about other DID symptoms (Chronic Fatigue, for example), in a really precise and cncise way, Really family Friendly.
9.- Jessica Kellgren-Fozard: A Youtuber with Ehlers-Danlos, Blind in one eye, and Deaf... She loves vintage clothes, puppies and being with her lovely wife, Claudia (she's a lesbian). Together, they travel, cook low-carb stuff (because of Jessie's diet), talk about disability and LGBT history, do makeup tutorials, talk about English, LGBT and Deaf Culture, Collab with MANY other YouTubers, model vintage dresses, try phone apps, and MUCH MORE. Totally family-friendly, with a lot of entertaining content.
10.- Jazzy Whipps: A Deaf YouTuber who uses ONLY BSL to communicate, but has captions in all her videos, talks about Deaf Life, food, videogames, fashion, and many more stuff. Super family-friendly.
11.- Hannah Witton: She has a stoma (a bag attached to her stomach that collect her faeces, since she has Ulcerative Colitis) and talks about sexuality, psychology, organization, fashion, books, travel, life with a stoma, and does collabs with various YouTubers. Not family-friendly 100%, but has really good info.
12.- Greta Thurnberg. YOU SURELY KNOW HER, AND I'VE TALKED ABOUT HER. She is a climate activist, she is Autistic and Shiny (ADHDer).
13.- Emma Dalmayne: An Autistic Advocate dedicated to exposing the FAKE MMS CURE. She also has a page called autisticatedalmayne.com and a Facebook Group called Autism Inclusivity , and kid clubs called Autistic Inclusive Meets, where kids do Self and Enviromental Advocacy, along with sports and Art.
14.-Rikki Poynter: A Deaf Yotuber with Chronic Pain, she talks about Deafness, Geekness, Mental Health, beauty, food and collabs with other YouTubers... But the thing that has made her famous is her hashtag #NoMoreCraptions, protesting against YouTube's automatic captions.
15.-Yenn Purkins: a non-binary Autistic, advocating against bullying, transphobia and climate change, talking about mental health, accesibility, pets and sexuality. They have made many books, speechs, and workshops for parents. Really family-friend.
16.- Annie Segarra: Another girl with Ehlers Danlos, talks about menatl health, disability, sexuality, accesibilty, Latin Cuture (she is half Mexican), beauty, history, pets, food, and much more. Realy family friendly, she has a soothing voice and some of her videos have puppets or cartoons, which makes them atractive to kids.
17.- Mònica Vidal Gutierrez: a Latinx Autistic, Mother, Creator of Aprender a Quererme- Autista Cuestionando Paradigmas, member of Mi Cerebro Atipico, talks about the inaccesibilty of the world, and how to change it with self-acceptance, and some other topics like feminism
18.- Barbara Herràn: Member of Mi Cerebro Atìpico, Creator of Autista Maternando and mother of Nandelle Herràn, founder of NHC-autistic claim, talks about eing an AUTISTIC MOM, Fighting for your rights in a third-world country, and much more. Family-friendly 100%
19.- Amythest Schaber: Autistic, Chronically Ill and Intersexual, they answer some FAQ about Autism in their serie "Ask An Autistic" and blogs with not so well-known advocates, they also give speeachs and talk about concrete topics. Really family-friendly
20.- Chronically Jaquie (Jaquie Beckwith): Hope this beautiful Autistic Ehlers-Danlos & Gastroparesis warrior rests in peace! Her blogs about travel with her different acommodations, including a service dog and a feeding tube, about fashion and Disney, will help many more Chronic Ilness warriors! 100% family friendly.
21.- Izzy Kornblau: Jaquie's best friend, she is still alive , has EDS too, and talks about accesibility in a really humurous way.
22.- Gem Hubbard: Known for her pink-detailed wheelchair, this mum does makeup, travel, cooks, does sketches, buys, dances, reviews activities, gives TED Talks and more, with her beautifl blonde hair waving through the wind. really family friendly, except when she talks about her spinal cordinjury (could be a bit trauma inducing) and Endometriosis.
23.- Pansy St. Battie: A nonbinary person who dances Burlesque, models, talks sexuality and Chronic Illness, like MS, and self-acceptance. Not so family friendly, but has good content.
24.- Amanda Siegler: Also known as "Fierce Autie", they are a Jewish Autistic Advocate who fights against toxic cures and antisemitism. They are also Hard of Hearing
25.- Henry Frost: An Autistic boy who fought for his right to go to school, and writes beautiful poems and articles in Ollibean.
26.- Stella Young: Feminist, Atheist, and Small-sized, this comedian gave a revolutionary talk about Inspiration Porn. May she rest in peace.
27.- Christina Lee: She's Autistic, she makes mandalas and she has a colorblind father. Family friendly and VERY relaxing.
28.- Ari Ne'man: Speaker, founder of the ASAN, is of course worthy of a place in this list. After all, he is a pioneer in the self-advocacy movement.
29.- Lydia Brown: AKA Autistic Hoya, they are Autistic, Nonbinary, they talk about acceptance, sexuality, being Two-Spirits (term used by Native Americans to describe their nonbinary people) , pets and many other things. REALLY family-friendly.
30.- Alex Dacy: A girl with Muscular Dystrophy and beautiful hair, she talks about sexuality, pets, acceptance, beauty, food, sports, enviroment, travel, human values... A full activist with a sharp tongue.
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