In episode 22, Hilary Brown presents her groundbreaking data around pregnancy rates in women with all kinds of disabilities. She brings forward data from large datasets and complements them with some elements of qualitative data Lesley Tarasoff has collected.

SHOWNOTES, RESOURCES, and Transcript available at:
z.umn.edu/parenting-done-differently

In episode 22, Hilary Brown presents her groundbreaking data around pregnancy rates in women with all kinds of disabilities. She brings forward data from large datasets and complements them with some elements of qualitative data Lesley Tarasoff has collected. SHOWNOTES, RESOURCES, and Transcript available at: z.umn.edu/parenting-done-differently

Episode 22: Representation in Numbers

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Episode 22: Representation in Numbers

Episode 22: Representation in Numbers