This is the Inclusion Think Tank Podcast, where we talk about Inclusive education, why it works, and how it make it happen. On today’s episode, I bring you my conversation with Camy Kobylinski and Kim Pinckney. Camy and Kim share an overview of their workshop titled: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education, and information about the New Jersey Education Association known as NJEA, and the NJEA Consortium.

This is the Inclusion Think Tank Podcast, where we talk about Inclusive education, why it works, and how it make it happen. On today’s episode, I bring you my conversation with Camy Kobylinski and Kim Pinckney. Camy and Kim share an overview of their workshop titled: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education, and information about the New Jersey Education Association known as NJEA, and the NJEA Consortium.

This is the Inclusion Think Tank Podcast, where we talk about Inclusive education, why it works, and how it make it happen. On today’s episode, I bring you my conversation with Camy Kobylinski and Kim Pinckney. Camy and Kim share an overview of their workshop titled: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education, and information about the New Jersey Education Association known as NJEA, and the NJEA Consortium.

Episode 66: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education: Camy Kobylinski & Dr. Kim Pinckney

The Inclusion Think Tank Podcast is presented by New Jersey Coalition for Inclusive Education (NJCIE). This podcast features conversations with inclusive education experts and advocates to discuss the impact of inclusion in schools. It serves as a resource for educators, school administrators, and families who are seeking additional knowledge about topics related to inclusive education.
NJCIE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serves parents and educators in New Jersey. Established in 1989 by professionals and parents, it is the only nonprofit organization in New Jersey with the sole focus on inclusive education and provides needed expertise to schools and educators on how to include students with disabilities into school communities and classrooms with dignity and equality. NJCIE supports inclusive education for all students as a fundamental civil right and views inclusion as a means to creating an equitable, socially just democratic society.

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The Inclusion Think Tank Podcast is presented by New Jersey Coalition for Inclusive Education (NJCIE). This podcast features conversations with inclusive education experts and advocates to discuss the impact of inclusion in schools. It serves as a resource for educators, school administrators, and families who are seeking additional knowledge about topics related to inclusive education. NJCIE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that serves parents and educators in New Jersey. Established in 1989 by professionals and parents, it is the only nonprofit organization in New Jersey with the sole focus on inclusive education and provides needed expertise to schools and educators on how to include students with disabilities into school communities and classrooms with dignity and equality. NJCIE supports inclusive education for all students as a fundamental civil right and views inclusion as a means to creating an equitable, socially just democratic society.

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Episode 66: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education: Camy Kobylinski & Dr. Kim Pinckney

Episode 66: Windows, Mirrors, and Sliding Doors: Reflecting Disability, Opening Possibilities in K-12 Education: Camy Kobylinski & Dr. Kim Pinckney

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