ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, I sit down with Rachel Bender disability advocate, digital creator, and storyteller—to talk about navigating politics in the digital space through the lens of disability advocacy.
We discuss why representation matters, how creators can use their platforms for political impact, and the importance of making space for conversations around invisible disability, chronic illness, and disability justice online.
A conversation about advocacy, authenticity, and using your voice to create change.
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United States
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