Normalizing Physical Disabilities and Differences with Kids | Alana Nichols & Emily Ladau | A Kids Co.
Whether they notice a wheelchair, limb difference, or how parents respond to disabilities, kids pick up on physical differences earlier than we think. Raising Us host Elise Hu is joined by team USA’s three-time Paralympic gold medalist Alana Nichols as she reflects on her life-changing injury and h…
Carrie Gillispie On The Changes To Disability Education Policy And Its Impact On Students With Disabilities
In this week’s episode I sat down with Carrie Gillispie. Carrie is the Early Development & Disability Project Director in New America’s Education Policy program, where she focuses on equity in education for young children and students with disabilities. Before joining New America, she led early chi…
SMNTY Classics: Demystifying Disability
Emily Ladau's award-winning book Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally breaks down terminology, history and allyship around disability in this classic episode.
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"I'm Not a Wasp", Hurricane Cakes, and Author Emily Ladau
On this episode of Books I Read with My Cat we discuss a wasp coming into Val's car, the truly Floridian phenomenon of hurricane cakes, and an absolutely wonderful interview with author Emily Ladau! Cozy up with your cat & a cup of tea as you listen!
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TPP 514: An Introduction to Neurodiversity-Affirming OT, with Dr. Bryden Carlson-Giving
Today, I’m joined by Bryden Carlson-Giving, an occupational therapy practitioner and the creator of the EMPOWER model, the first neurodiversity-affirming OT framework. Bryden is both neurodivergent and disabled himself, and his work focuses on helping practitioners challenge ableism and create more…
The World Works Better With Us: Disability, Inclusion, and Peace
More than one in four adults in the United States has a disability, yet barriers to access and inclusion remain common. In this episode of Peace Talks Radio, correspondent Emily Cohen speaks with disability advocates Emily Ladau, Lolo Spencer, and Mia Ives-Rublee about disability pride, accessibili…
229: Season 14 Kickoff | Our Board Retreat, Summer Recaps + Sneak Peeks
Season 14 is here, and this time the focus is on how raising a disabled or medically complex child impacts us as people.
This season, we’ll be talking about things like anxiety, PTSD, identity, feeling like your body failed your child, numbing out and dissociation, exercise, and being seen as a “De…
Uptown Sound Recap: Montclair's Newest Music Festival, Plus the New Documentary About Our Schools
A nor’easter pushed Uptown Sound back a week, and it still drew a huge crowd. Mike and Farnoosh recap the festival and talk with organizers Dan Campeas and Dayana Ordonez. Plus, filmmaker Craig Schattner on his school-funding documentary Referendum, a What the Hell on the parking ticket cameras hea…
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