Think Inclusive

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 […]

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 […]

One of the great storytellers in disability advocacy was Lou Brown, co-founder of TASH, who passed away a little over a year ago. And so today, on Tell A Story Day, I wanted to share one of Lou’s fables that he gave me permission to update and share. The story of Sally and Regina, the […]

Watch the episode on YouTube Haley Moss on Redefining Independence for Autistic | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Haley Moss (she/her) — autistic attorney, author, artist, and advocate based in Miami, Florida. Known as Florida’s first openly autistic attorney, Haley now works as an educator and consultant to corporations and nonprofits on neurodiversity and disability […]

This blog post contains content created and published by the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, the TIES Center, and the University of Washington Haring Center for Inclusive Education. It is being shared with permission. Click here to access the full, original resource. Despite decades of research that prove inclusive education benefits all students, […]

Watch the episode on YouTube Building Inclusive Communities Beyond Schools with | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Lisa Drennan — inclusion expert, trainer, consultant, and founder of Merge Inclusion Consulting. She draws on 37 years of leadership supporting people with disabilities and helps community organizations (like YMCAs, rec programs, camps, libraries, and faith groups) build inclusive cultures […]

Watch the episode on YouTube. Creating Cultures of Belonging in Education and Be | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Alida Miranda-Wolff is the CEO and founder of Ethos, a consultancy firm specializing in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) transformation. She is notable for her book, “Cultures of Belonging: Building Inclusive Organizations that Last,” […]

Watch the episode on YouTube What Inclusionists Need To Know About the Anti-CRT | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Episode Summary Host Tim Villegas explores how the anti‑CRT movement is spilling over into K–12 and threatening broader educational equity efforts—including disability inclusion. With insights from King Williams, Alida Miranda-Wolff, Eddie Fergus, and Pete Newlove, the episode clarifies what CRT actually […]

Watch the episode on YouTube Disability Awareness That Matters: Insights from D | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Diana Pastora Carson is an educator of 30+ years who has taught at both the elementary and university levels. She’s a consultant and trainer on disability and diversity, a board alum of Disability Rights California and current board member […]

Watch the episode on YouTube Born Fabulous: Greta Harrison’s Journey to Inclusi | RSS.com Show Notes About the Guest(s) Greta Harrison is the creator and host of the Born Fabulous Podcast. A passionate advocate for inclusive education, Greta is a mother of two daughters—her youngest has Down syndrome and autism. Her journey has been shaped by a […]