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 In this heartwarming and refreshingly honest episode, Brooke sits down with her eight-year-old daughter, Eviie Rose, for a candid conversation about what diversity means to a child. With wisdom beyond her years and the unfiltered clarity only kids can offer, Eviie shares her thoughts on fairness, kindness, culture, and why it’s important to include everyone—no matter how they look, speak, or learn. Together, they explore how schools and grown-ups can do better by listening more closely to young voices. This episode is a reminder that the future of inclusion is already here—and it’s asking wonderful questions. 

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This week I have a special guest- Aster Cosmos. 

They’re an Educator and educational designer, and passionate neurodiversity and EDI advocate who’s been transforming how institutions think about inclusion—from boardrooms to classrooms 

You can find out more about Aster through their LinkedIn

Or blog Liberate Learning

Remember, you can find more resources at our website www.dominatingdisability.com

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In this podcast, I am being real about my personal disability and giving you the insight into how having a disability that can be a death sentence really feels. 

What does invisible illness feel like?  What does it feel like working and mothering with illness?

This podcast is unscripted 

For our blog articles, you can visit Dominating Diversity 

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Here I will publish a terribly edited podcast, because I have no idea how to use the equipment yet! This podcast will introduce me, my lived experience and why that shadows my goal, to see society see its problems. 

Next week we will be having an EDI expert on the show! Look forward to seeing you then! 

-Brooke 

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