Episode 7 of AOBH: When We Are Apart

Dear Friends, Well, here is our 7th episode of the All Our Brave Hearts podcast, and the last one we’ll post until mid-May. This is an emotional and personal one as we discuss our feelings about our longest time apart since we started spelling together four years ago. Tara’s trip is a great opportunity forContinue reading “Episode 7 of AOBH: When We Are Apart”

AOBH Episode 6: Sharing some of my poetry

Dear Friends, Another week, another episode of our All Our Brave Hearts podcast! This episode is a special and personal one. I wanted to share some of my poetry inspired by the idea of togetherness. Poetry is one of the most powerful ways I can express myself in this new chapter of life with communication.Continue reading “AOBH Episode 6: Sharing some of my poetry”

AOBH Episode 5: Disability is not a dirty word

Dear Friends, Episode 5 of the All Our Brave Hearts podcast is here! In this episode, we discuss some of the language around disability in a more broad way than Episode 2, which focused on the labels “nonspeaking” and “nonverbal.” This is a particularly good episode to listen to if you are not very familiarContinue reading “AOBH Episode 5: Disability is not a dirty word”

All Our Brave Hearts Q&A Episode

Dear Friends, Here is our first Question & Answer episode for the All Our Brave Hearts podcast. I respond to questions following up on our Episode 2 (“nonspeaking” vs “nonverbal” labels), as well a question about interdependence and about what animal I’d choose to transform into. It is a fun episode! You can listen andContinue reading “All Our Brave Hearts Q&A Episode”

Episode 3 of All Our Brave Hearts!

Dear Friends, Thank you for the great recommendations for diversity training! We have a lot to review. Today, I am happy to share Episode 3 of the All Our Brave Hearts podcast! This is on being in public in my disabled body. I am so absolutely sure you will resonate with this episode. Whether youContinue reading “Episode 3 of All Our Brave Hearts!”

Seeking disability-informed diversity training

Dear Friends, I am so hoping you can help with this! An advocacy group I am part of is seeking disability-informed diversity training. Communication access is limited for us nonspeaking apraxic folks, but particularly for BIPOC families. Even our group is not very racially representative. So we are needing to develop a diversity campaign, butContinue reading “Seeking disability-informed diversity training”