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Mad and Mad Pride, Neuro-Affirming Glossary 2026 card, Autistic Realms shop picture

Neuro-Affirming Glossary 2026 card: Mad and Mad Pride. Going deeper. Mad is a word reclaimed by people who have been through psychiatric systems, written with a capital M as a political identity, as some Disabled people write Disabled. Mad Pride celebrates Mad culture and resists stigma and coercion. The first event was Psychiatric Survivor Pride Day in Toronto in 1993; UK Mad Pride was founded in 1999 by Mark Roberts, Simon Barnett, Robert Dellar and Pete Shaughnessy. Shop preview with a small Autistic Realms watermark; the download has no watermark.

Mad and Mad Pride – Glossary 2026 card

Name: Mad and Mad Pride - Glossary 2026 card
SKU: 14566
Price: 2.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Suggested: £2.00 (pay what you can)

One card from the Neuro-Affirming Glossary 2026: Mad and Mad Pride, with its definition and symbol. Pay what you like, from £1.

Please note: the frame and the small Autistic Realms watermark are only on the shop picture. When you buy, you get the picture or file itself, clean, with no frame and no watermark.

Category: Glossary

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Mad and Mad Pride is one of the 222 words in the Neuro-Affirming Glossary of Key Words and Terms (2026 Edition). This card has the word, its short definition and its symbol, as a 1080 × 1080 PNG for screens, slides, handouts or social media. The card reads:

“Mad is a word reclaimed by people who have been through psychiatric systems, written with a capital M as a political identity, as some Disabled people write Disabled. Mad Pride celebrates Mad culture and resists stigma and coercion. The first event was Psychiatric Survivor Pride Day in Toronto in 1993; UK Mad Pride was founded in 1999 by Mark Roberts, Simon Barnett, Robert Dellar and Pete Shaughnessy.”

Pay what you like for a single card, from £1 (suggested £2). If you would like every card, the Neuro-Affirming Glossary 2026 Bundle includes the e-book and the complete 222-card deck, with print files and A4 posters. All 222 words are also free to read on the Glossary page.

No watermark on your download. The small Autistic Realms watermark is only on the shop preview picture. The card you download is clean, with no watermark.

Instant download after checkout. Made in Canva. Licence: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0: please credit Helen Edgar (Autistic Realms), share it unadapted and for non-commercial use only. Full terms are in my Terms and Conditions of Use.