Religion & Disability with Amy Kenny, Mona Minkara, & Rabbi Lauren Tuchman
The conversation featured in this episode was recorded a few weeks before Judy Heumann passed away on March 4th, 2023. This is the third of 5 final episodes of The Heumann Perspective that will be published over the next few weeks. All episodes of The Heumann Perspective will remain available indef…
Observing Without Eyesight with Dr. Mona Minkara
Dr. Mona Minkara chats with James in today's episode about how to use other senses beyond eyesight to observe scientifically. Mona is a blind assistant professor of Bioengineering at Northeastern University and a travel vlogger who lives by the maxim that vision is more than sight. In this fascinat…
March 13, 2024 - Traveling while blind, Ronan Noone, and Nicholas Payton
What is it like to travel the world as a blind person–navigating different cultures, traditions and transportation systems? That’s what Dr. Mona Minkara explores in her travel documentary series, “Planes, Trains and Canes.” After losing her sight, Minkara came to believe that vision is more th…
Disability and Progress-September 5, 2024- Planes, Trains, and Canes!
you ever wondered what it's like for a blind person to travel independently to many countries with out a guide? How does one get from one place to another if they are unsure of the layout of things. How accessible are things really, and how accepting are people to giving assistance? This week, Dr. …
Disability and Progress-September 5, 2024- Planes, Trains, and Canes!
you ever wondered what it's like for a blind person to travel independently to many countries with out a guide? How does one get from one place to another if they are unsure of the layout of things. How accessible are things really, and how accepting are people to giving assistance? This week, Dr. …
Disability and Progress-September 5, 2024- Planes, Trains, and Canes!
you ever wondered what it's like for a blind person to travel independently to many countries with out a guide? How does one get from one place to another if they are unsure of the layout of things. How accessible are things really, and how accepting are people to giving assistance? This week, Dr. …
LITE I Dr. Mona Minkara (Point Of View)
In conjunction with World Sight Day, we're sharing stories and perspectives from the visually impaired community. Today on #TheLITEBreakfast, Terry & Leya caught up with Dr Mona Minkara, on her journey towards becoming a blind professor.
Crossing the Street Now with Andrew Leland
"Blindness is just another style of living."
Paraphrasing Borges, Pulitzer Prize finalist Andrew Leland joins Andrew, Will & Phoebe for a round of meandering discourse on writing and disability. We wind down myriad alleyways of his 2023 memoir "The Country of the Blind", ponder the progress and…
January 3: Dr. Jacob Bolotin
Transcript
Today we honor Dr. Jacob Bolotin, who attended Chicago Medical School and is recognized as the first practicing blind physician.
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Hello and welcome to the Disability Daily Podcast! I’m your host, Katie, and over the past couple years, I’ve worked on a 365-day calendar that recogniz…
Disabilities and STEM: How Can We Make Science More Accessible? - Part 1
How do we create opportunities for people with disabilities in STEM? This was a question that Grant Hardy couldn’t get off his mind. So, he’s inviting you to join him in conversation with scientists and program managers to find out how people with disabilities can feel welcome in the STEM fields.
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