Watch the episode on YouTube Inclusive Leadership in Action: Russ Ewell’s Journ | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Russ Ewell — Founder of E‑soccer and Digital Scribbler; CEO of Hope Technology Group; host of the Lead Different Podcast; and father of children with disabilities. His inclusion journey began when his eldest son was born with Down syndrome, which led him […]
Watch the episode on YouTube Think College: Expanding Higher Education for Stud | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Meg Grigal — Researcher and program leader at the Institute for Community Inclusion, University of Massachusetts Boston, where she directs multiple federally funded projects that expand access to higher education for people with intellectual disability (ID). Cate
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Watch the episode on YouTube Every Child Can Fly: Building Inclusive Classrooms | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Jani Kozlowski is a Technical Assistance Specialist with the Early Childhood TA Center at the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute (University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill). She previously served as the inclusion lead for the Office of
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Watch the episode on YouTube From Punishment to Problem-Solving: The CPS Model | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Dr. Ross Greene is the New York Times bestselling author of Lost at School and Raising Human Beings. He developed the Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) model, a framework for supporting children with challenging behavior by focusing on problem-solving
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Watch the episode on YouTube Beyond Behavior Charts: Rethinking Discipline with | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Dr. Mona Delahooke is a licensed clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience supporting children and families. She is a senior faculty member at the Profectum Foundation and a member of the American Psychological Association. Dr. Delahooke
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Watch the episode on YouTube Neurodiverse Love Stories: Mazey Eddings on Anxiet | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Mazey Eddings is an author and dentist who identifies as neurodivergent (anxiety since childhood; ADHD and autism diagnosed later). She’s on a personal mission to destigmatize mental health and write “love stories for every brain.” She also proudly claims
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Watch the episode on YouTube. Liz Weintraub & Kenneth Kelty | Using Content Crea | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Liz Weintraub — Senior Advocacy Specialist at the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD); host of the monthly YouTube series Tuesdays with Liz: Disability Policy for All, where she breaks down complex policy terms and bills
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Watch the episode on YouTube Rasheera Dopson on Womanhood, Disability, and Buil | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Rasheera Dopson — Author, disability justice activist, researcher, and MPH student at Morehouse School of Medicine whose work explores the intersection of race, gender, and disability. She founded Beauty With a Twist in 2016 to build community among women
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Watch the episode on YouTube Matt from With Rolls and No Luck & Shirene Hayes o | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Matt (he/him) — Disability advocate (legal name withheld in the episode), graduate of Wake Forest University, podcaster, and independent contractor. He lives with cerebral palsy and discusses the tightrope of earning income while maintaining essential
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Watch the episode on YouTube Autistic Archive & the History of the Neurodiversi | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Ira Eidle (Decatur, GA) is an autistic self‑advocate and curator of Autistic Archive, a growing collection that preserves and teaches the history of the neurodiversity movement. He earned a B.A. in Theater & Performance Studies from Kennesaw
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