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How to Talk to Children About Disability with Respect and Honesty
Children are naturally curious. When they see someone who uses a wheelchair, communicates in a different way, or learns differently, they often have questions. That’s a good thing. These questions are not rude, they’re part of learning. But how adults respond makes a big difference. By answering honestly and kindly,…
More Than a Mascot: Challenging Ableism in School Symbols – with Erin Elswood and Jillian Curwin
We interview Erin Elswood and Jillian Curwin of Mascots Matter, and discuss the children’s book, “Little Imperfections: A Tall Tale of Growing Up Different.”
35 Years of the ADA: What Has Changed, And What Still Needs To
A Powerful Legacy and a Clear Call On July 26, 1990 , the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. This law said loud and clear that people with disabilities must be treated with dignity, respect, and fairness across employment, public services, transportation, and more. It sent a…
The Ethics of Innovation: Disability, Technology, and Reproductive Justice – with Katie Hasson
We interview Katie Hasson, Associate Director of the Center for Genetics and Society, and discuss the documentary “Fixed: The Science/Fiction of Human Enhancement.”
Celebrating Disability Pride: Honoring Our Stories and Rights
July is Disability Pride Month. And we’re proud to celebrate. This month is a powerful reminder: people with disabilities are not invisible. We are here. We are strong. And we have the right to be heard, seen, and celebrated. Disability Pride Month is about more than visibility, it’s about belonging.…
Disability, Pop Culture, and Higher Education – with Kyle Romano
A conversation with Kyle Romano about disability and pop culture, and the hosts discuss the Hulu show “Ramy.”
Disaster Preparedness and Disability Rights: Ensuring Safety and Access Before, During, and After Emergencies
Why Disability Rights Matter in Emergencies Emergencies can happen to anyone. But for people with disabilities, the risks are often greater. When emergency plans fail to include everyone, it can result in people being left without access to shelter, transportation, communication, or life-saving services. These are not just oversights—they can…
Disability Deep Dive - Rebranding Announcement!
Welcome to Disability Deep Dive! The same podcast, but with a new name, a fresh perspective … and a brand new co-host.
Olmstead v. L.C.: How This Case Changed Disability Rights Forever
People with disabilities have the right to live, work, and take part in their communities. But for decades, many were denied that right. Too often, they were placed in institutions, far from loved ones and opportunities, even when they were capable of living independently with the right support. That changed…
Cherie Hall Named Executive Director of Disability Rights Florida
TALLAHASSEE, FL— Disability Rights Florida (DRF), the state’s Congressionally mandated protection and advocacy system for individuals with disabilities, is pleased to announce the appointment of Cherie Hall as its new executive director. Hall brings over 25 years of experience in nonprofit management and finance, with a deep commitment to advancing…