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Disability Dialogues
By Student Disability CenterEducation
Disability Dialogues episodes
- Campus Recreation Accessibility
In our season two premiere, we collaborate with the Rec Ramble podcast and CSU Campus Recreation to have a discussion about inclusion and accessibility at Campus Rec.
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37 min - Episode 6: Season One Finale
We are keeping it short and sweet for our season one finale. We take a few moments to reflect on the past 12-18 months of living through a global pandemic.
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5 min - Episode 5: Ableism 101
In this episode, we have a dicussion about ableism and hear some first-hand accounts of student's experiences with ableism.
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28 min - Episode 4: Decolonizing Self-Care
In celebratio nof spring break we have a discussion about self-care and how to decolonize self-care. We are joined by special guests Mel Lafferty, Shade' Osifuye, and Alisha Zmuda.
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38 min - Episode 3: Dogs, Cats, and Horses, Oh My!
In this episode, we discuss service animals, emptional support animals, and therapy animals. Our special guest this week is Kathleen Ivy.
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32 min - Episode 2: Disability Rights History
Tn this episode we discuss the history of disability rights and disability activism. Our guests this week are Brittany Otter and Rose Kreston.
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41 min - Episode 1: What is Disability?
In our first episode, we will take a closer look into what disability is. We are joined this week by special guest Brittany Otter.
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About Disability Dialogues
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Disability Dialogues takes a deeper dive into all things related to disability, accessibility, diversity, social justice, and the experiences of disabled people.