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25 minutes
مصاحبه های مهمان
انگلیسی
ایالات متحده آمریکا
18 قسمت
از سال 13 ژوئن 2025
episodic

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In this episode, we discuss the role meaningful employment plays in protecting the health, safety, and dignity of people with disabilities. Our guest today is John Robinson, founder of Our Ability. Together, we explore the real-world barriers job seekers with disabilities may face in the hiring pro…

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People with disabilities are not immune to the risk of suicide, even when in the care of others. In this episode, we speak with Tricia Hartnett, deputy director of the Office of Prevention and Health Initiatives at the NYS Office of Mental Health, to discuss suicide risk and prevention for people r…

Understanding Pica

In this episode, we dive into a complex and often misunderstood behavioral eating disorder: pica. Characterized by the persistent craving and ingestion of non-food substances—such as soil, chalk, fabric, or metal—pica presents unique clinical and safety challenges, particularly within the Intellect…
In honor of Disability Pride Month, we kick off this episode by sitting down with our Director of Disability, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) to discuss the importance of Disability Pride and why true inclusion requires moving beyond baseline reasonable accommodations and bringing under…
To mark National Safety Month and the one-year anniversary of the “Could This Happen in Your Program?” podcast, we are looking ahead to the next chapter of our mission and the Justice Center’s commitment to prevent, protect, and advocate for New Yorkers with disabilities. Our guests, Chief of Staff…
In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, this month we shift the conversation around accessibility from checklists to compliance deadlines to the heart of the matter: People.  When a person with a disability can access information via a website or a digital application, it’s one more step to…
In recognition of April’s National Volunteer Month, we’re discussing the important role volunteers play in some of the Justice Center’s most critical programs.   Earlier on the “Could This Happen in Your Program?” podcast, we introduced you to the Surrogate Decision-Making Committee—a non-court alt…
In honor of Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we explore how self-advocacy and family support help ensure that people with developmental disabilities live with dignity, choice, and security.    We begin with Dr. Lucina Clarke, Executive Director and Co-Founder of My Time Inc.   Dr. Clarke…
In investigations and human services, we often focus on the mechanics of a case. Yet, at the heart of every interaction is a person who has likely experienced a significant crisis.   In this episode, we explore why a trauma-informed approach is critical for anyone who works with people in vulnerabl…
For those who may be unable to report pain or describe an injury, body checks provide an early warning sign to assess a person and help tell that story.    In this episode, we explore why body checks are far more than paperwork; they are a vital tool for protection, dignity, and early intervention.…
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