ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The people you will meet here are kids, young adults, college students, athletes, employees, adults, entrepreneurs, siblings, parents – all with a story. These are funny, heartwarming, challenging stories about people with developmental disabilities who are living, working and advocating for their rights – and disability rights in Georgia. All want to be included in social circles, workplaces and communities of their choice. Just like all of us. We explore issues that impact their lives like Medicaid waivers, employment, housing, transportation, advocacy, adaptive technology, and service animals.
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
29 minutes
English
United States
15 episodes
since Oct. 9, 2019
serial
OLDEST EPISODE 🔗
Get excited about the upcoming season of Hidden Voices, the upcoming podcast which travels the state of Georgia, uncovering the stories of people with developmental disabilities.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Hidden Voices takes a deep dive into the definition, history, and context of developmental disabilities in Georgia and the Supreme Court cases that set the precedence for how we treat people today.
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Hidden Voices explores the tools people with developmental disabilities use to live more independent lives, from speech technology to service animals.
The storytellers in this episode are part of the larger Storytelling Project. Read their full stories below.
Kyleigh Kramlich: https://story-collect…
Hidden Voices explores the network of Parent Mentors across the state of Georgia and the extraordinary advocacy efforts of people when developmental disabilities are a part of your life.
The storytellers in this episode are part of the larger Storytelling Project. Read their full stories below.
Yve…
Hidden Voices explores one of the most interesting times in the life cycle of people with a developmental disabilities - trying to decide what happens when they graduate from high school. We learn about an exciting program called IPSE, Inclusive Post-Secondary Education.
The storytellers in this ep…
Hidden Voices explores the complicated worlds of housing and transportation for people with developmental disabilities in Georgia.
The storytellers in this episode are part of the larger Storytelling Project. Read their full stories below.
Evan Dewey: https://story-collection.gcdd.org/evan-dewey
Pa…
Hidden Voices explores employment options for people with disabilities and the Employment First movement.
The storytellers in this episode are part of the larger Storytelling Project. Read their full stories below.
Nanditha Isaac: https://story-collection.gcdd.org/nandi-isaac
Chad Roberts: https://…
Hidden Voices wraps up Season 1 with a 360 review of where we're at in the state of Georgia in how we treat people with developmental disabilities.
The storytellers in this episode are part of the larger Storytelling Project. Read their full stories below.
Callie Moore: https://story-collection.gcd…
Coming August 31st, Hidden Voices follows Season 2 host, Raisa Habersham, as she explores the experiences of belonging and isolation through the lives and words of people with developmental disabilities. Joined by co-host Derona King, Executive Director of Citizen Advocacy of Atlanta and Dekalb, th…
Hidden Voices introduces Season 2 host, Raisa Habersham, to the world as experienced by people with developmental disabilities, in their words. Joined by co-host Derona King, Executive Director of Citizen Advocacy of Atlanta and Dekalb, this episode explores the relationship between mentor and ment…
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