Instead of dwelling on the numerous challenges our world faces, we choose to spotlight small (and big) acts of rebellion. Hello Inclusionists, Everywhere you look, there are reasons for despair. Here is a non-exhaustive list of things I’ve read or watched that are keeping me hopeful. …imagine what it would be like if half or […]
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Welcome to our podcast learning pathway, designed for educators and stakeholders interested in fostering an inclusive mindset; here, you’ll find thought-provoking clips to help create a shared understanding of inclusive practices with your school team. These clips are part of series of blog posts that align with our Mindset & Beliefs Podcast Learning Pathway. See,
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Jani Kozlowski is a renowned early childhood professional, boasting over 30 years of experience. She is an accomplished author and speaker, serving as a technical assistance specialist and consultant. Jani focuses on supporting the development of young children and their families, with expertise in early
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Jen Newton is an Associate Professor at Ohio University with a dedicated career in inclusive education spanning 25 years. Her expertise encompasses anti-racist, anti-ableist education, early childhood inclusion, and inclusive teacher preparation. Beginning her career as an early interventionist and inclusive pre-kindergarten teacher, Dr. Newton
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Brilly Semenova: Brilly is a passionate advocate for individuals with disabilities, having started her advocacy journey during her middle school years. She is based in Maryland but operates nationally, providing resources and support to families and individuals. Her focus covers education, employment, social skills, and
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Tim Villegas spent nearly twenty years working with the kids Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said would “never hold a job,” “never write a poem,” and “never go out on a date.” In this edition of the Weeklyish, we revisit the early days of his career and share a much different vision of what students with
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Nicole Eredics is a seasoned expert specializing in inclusive education, boasting over 25 years of experience in the field. Armed with degrees in elementary and special education, Nicole began her career as an inclusion teacher in British Columbia, Canada. She is the founder of the
Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Jeiri Flores is a Puerto Rican disability rights activist based in Rochester, New York. After earning her bachelor’s degree in Sociology and African American Studies from SUNY Brockport in 2014, she pursued a master’s in Human Development at the University of Rochester. As a passionate
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Welcome to our podcast learning pathway, designed for educators and stakeholders interested in fostering an inclusive mindset; here, you’ll find thought-provoking clips to help create a shared understanding of inclusive practices with your school team. These clips are part of series of blog posts that align with our Mindset & Beliefs Podcast Learning Pathway. See,
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Lisa Aquila is a dedicated advocate for disability rights and Vice Chair of the Board at Disability Equality in Education (DEE). Lisa’s journey into disability advocacy began after a career as a home care attendant was cut short due to her own disability. As an
