Inscribing Inclusion

International Podcast Day is September 30. In preparation, I'm sharing my why for creating Inscribing Inclusion. September is also a great time for your to run back any episodes you've missed. 

Silence plays a role in the DEI journey. 

Music is powerful and pervasive. It can connect in ways unlike any other force. As a melophile (music lover), I've come to understand and appreciate how music educates, influences, articulates, encourages, and heals. 

Mentions from the show:

What does it mean to be an ally? Do you consider yourself an ally? Listen in and make your determination.

Check out the Anti Oppression Network for thought provoking questions and helpful hints. 

Did you miss Lessons of Liberation during summer 2021? If you want to know a bit about the history of Juneteenth and Pride, we've got you covered! There are two episodes from last year to start your learning journey. And don't fret! Season 2 will feature new episodes in June too!

Stories are important to creating inclusive communities. The stories we learn and tell about ourselves are important to individual development. Listening to the learning the stories of others helps us gain better understanding and connection. 

Storytelling and Cultural Traditions (National Geographic)

TED

StoryCorps

On this episode, we're joined by Lily Riley, an American Sign Language interpreter. Lily shares her experiences working in the deaf community, the importance of access, and the role of hearing allies. We also discuss the need for increased diversity in the profession.

Connect with Lily: http://linkedin.com/in/lily-riley

Read the transcription of this episode here: https://share.descript.com/view/5qLyqmZMUm3

Learn more from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders

What is Autism? (Centers for Disease Control)

Autism Society 

Book: What Happens Next? by Rick Schostek 

Bridgeway Academy

Diversity and Inclusion is a learning journey and we will stumble along the way. Sometimes we trip ourselves. Listen as Jocelyn identifies missteps and offers suggestions for course correction. 

Women's History Month is a time to celebrate women and raise awareness about issues that impact women. This episode is a quick overview of the origins of Women's History Month, International Women's Day, Feminism, and Womanism. 

Notable Names