ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As part of AMI-Audio’s coverage of the 2023 International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we asked a group of our friends, regular contributors and employees with disabilities for their thoughts on the IDPD. More specifically, we asked:
1. What does the IDPD mean to you?
2. What are steps society can take to tangibly improve the lives of persons with disabilities?
This is an audio collage, of sorts, showcasing nuanced approaches and differing opinions people within the community have towards the IDPD. Work needs to be done but it’s important to recognize the work that has been done as well as maintain an optimistic outlook.
1. What does the IDPD mean to you?
2. What are steps society can take to tangibly improve the lives of persons with disabilities?
This is an audio collage, of sorts, showcasing nuanced approaches and differing opinions people within the community have towards the IDPD. Work needs to be done but it’s important to recognize the work that has been done as well as maintain an optimistic outlook.
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