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 a series of blog posts that align with our Mindset & Beliefs Podcast Learning Pathway. […]
The 5 Ps of Inclusive Education Read More »
Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Rachel Zemach is a deaf author and former educator with a passionate career centered around advocating for deaf students. Her profound experiences in mainstream education as a deaf teacher culminated in the writing of her book, “The Butterfly Cage: Joy, Heartache, and Corruption Teaching While
Unveiling The Deaf Experience: Rachel Zemach’s Identity Transformation Journey Read More »
Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Toni Barton is a leader in education innovation and the founder of Speligent. She is a recognized authority on transforming schools through inclusive, equity-driven, and tech-enabled learning models, having gained vast experience as a teacher, principal, and district leader. Toni initiated the Inclusive Schools Leadership
Transforming Schools with Truly Inclusive Leadership and Practices Read More »
Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Riley Mulcahy is the founder and Executive Director of The Riley Project, a nonprofit organization focused on storytelling and community building for individuals with learning differences. A graduate of St. Mary’s College of California with a background in English and Creative Writing, Riley is also
Empowering Neurodivergent Students Through Storytelling and Advocacy Read More »
Watch the episode on YouTube. Show Notes About the Guest(s): Alissa Rausch is a dedicated advocate for inclusive education rights, especially for young children with disabilities and various intersectional identities. Based at the University of Denver, she has extensive experience as a provider, program leader, educator, and technical assistance provider, notably developing inclusive programs and
Transforming Inclusive Education Through Inclusion Indicators Read More »
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
Rebellions are built on hope Read More »
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 a series of blog posts that align with our Mindset & Beliefs Podcast Learning Pathway.
Changing Perspectives on Disability in Schools Read More »
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
Unlocking Inclusive Strategies: Empower Every Child to Fly Read More »
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
Why We Need to Blend General and Special Education Teacher Training Read More »
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
Empowering Inclusion: Advocates Share Stories and Strategies Read More »
