ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What's it like growing up with a visible difference? In the second episode of our Visible Difference Matters mini-series, Professor Diana Harcourt and Dr Ella Guest talk about what it's really like to have a visible difference as a young person, and the support available to help young people navigate it.
🔗 Find out more and access free support resources at the Visible Difference Support Hub: https://visibledifferencesupporthub.com/
🎥 Prefer to watch? This episode was recorded as part of the Visible Difference Matters vodcast series, and you can watch every episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQbLgdlWgdxo
Visible Difference Matters is a vodcast series from the VTCT Foundation Team at the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) and was produced by New Wave (newwave.uwe.ac.uk) at UWE by Indie Riley and Jenny Brumme.
Listener survey: the podcast team are running a short listener survey to help shape our future episodes. We would really love to hear your thoughts so that we can make sure that the episodes we're putting out are as interesting as possible for you. Please complete the short survey here: go.uwe.ac.uk/qufkk
Music by Sian Evans & John Landau: toplinefilm.com
Episode developed and produced by Ella Guest
🔗 Find out more and access free support resources at the Visible Difference Support Hub: https://visibledifferencesupporthub.com/
🎥 Prefer to watch? This episode was recorded as part of the Visible Difference Matters vodcast series, and you can watch every episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQbLgdlWgdxo
Visible Difference Matters is a vodcast series from the VTCT Foundation Team at the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) and was produced by New Wave (newwave.uwe.ac.uk) at UWE by Indie Riley and Jenny Brumme.
Listener survey: the podcast team are running a short listener survey to help shape our future episodes. We would really love to hear your thoughts so that we can make sure that the episodes we're putting out are as interesting as possible for you. Please complete the short survey here: go.uwe.ac.uk/qufkk
Music by Sian Evans & John Landau: toplinefilm.com
Episode developed and produced by Ella Guest
English
United Kingdom
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