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Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Family, Whanau and Disability. This podcast features interviews with parents, professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for people with disabilities in New Zealand. Discussion topics cover a range of subjects related to disability and special needs, such as inclusive education, supporting someone with special needs, and the challenges and triumphs of living with a disability.
Update frequency:
every 20 days
Average audio length:
31 minutes
English
New Zealand
40 episodes
since June 1, 2018
serial
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Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0GuestsAnne Wilkinson ONZMEnabling Good Lives (EGL)Anne’s involvement in the sector began over 30 years ago as a parent. She has a background of working with families and for 25 years worked for and held a n…
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Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0GuestsCarolyn JurySupport and Information Co-ordinatorI have been involved with Parent to Parent for 10 years, first as a requester looking for support and information, then as a volunteer support parent an…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Paula Tesoriero, MNZM Disability Rights CommissionerDisability advocate, former Paralympian and Human Rights Commission’s Disability Rights Commissioner. Working for the rights of disabled New Zeala…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Justine BrockAccredited Facilitator for Vision Education and parent of five boys on the Autism SpectrumFrom Vision Education website: I have been working as a literacy facilitator for Vision Educati…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Joanne DacombeJoanne Dacombe has spent 21 years working at the Reserve Bank in the area of monetary policy. She was diagnosed with autism later in life and has a son on the Autism Spectrum. Joanne c…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Catherine Trezona M.A. Psychology (1st Hons) National manager at Altogether AutismCatherine joined Altogether Autism as a researcher in 2014, and moved into a managerialrole in 2015. She is one of t…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Paula Jessop and Jason EdgecombePaula Jessop is an autistic woman who advocates for ‘radical acceptance’ of autism as a valid type of neurological difference and supporting autistic people through s…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenter: Val OckendenProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Rachel WiltshireRachael Wiltshire found out she was an Aspie when she was 12, and graduated Dux of Samuel Marsden Collegiate School in 2012. Rachael has completed four years of study at university m…
Research: Rebecca ArmstrongPresenters: Val Ockenden and Louise RatcliffeProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Programme Synopsis
Edited excerpt from One in Five programme (link below) with Wellington panel discussing disability and sexuality back in June 2008
Introduction to Sexuality and Gen…
Research and co-ordination: Lisa Pirihi and Carolyn JuryPresenters: Val Ockenden & Louise RatcliffeProduced by Louise Ratcliffe and FreeFM89.0Guests: Mike PulmanMike Pulman is a 26 year old advocate, public speaker and content creator based in Hamilton. He was a 2016 Youth with Disability Award…
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