<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2521840/fan_mail/new">Send us Fan Mail</a>The Wash Ear Radio Hour launches “Magnify the Law” with disability rights attorney Margaret “Maggie” Hart, breaking down what civil rights mean, why disability laws (ADA/504/IDEA) matter, and how real barriers still show up in school, housing, public life, and the courts.

Send us Fan Mail The Wash Ear Radio Hour launches “Magnify the Law” with disability rights attorney Margaret “Maggie” Hart, breaking down what civil rights mean, why disability laws (ADA/504/IDEA) matter, and how real barriers still show up in school, housing, public life, and the courts.

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/2521840/fan_mail/new" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us Fan Mail</a>The Wash Ear Radio Hour launches “Magnify the Law” with disability rights attorney Margaret “Maggie” Hart, breaking down what civil rights mean, why disability laws (ADA/504/IDEA) matter, and how real barriers still show up in school, housing, public life, and the courts.

Magnify the Law : What Inclusion Actually Means

The local voice for the blind and low vision Welcome to the official podcast of Metropolitan Washington Ear (MWE) — where access meets empowerment. As a nonprofit organization based in Maryland, MWE is dedicated to providing essential reading and information services, as well as independent living skills training, for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or physically disabled. Whether it’s navigating print, enjoying a stage play, engaging with film and television, or exploring art and exhibits, we believe everyone deserves full access to the world around them. Through powerful storytelling, practical resources, and inspiring conversations, this podcast uplifts the voices of our community and the work that moves us forward. Tune in for our podcast on ...

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The local voice for the blind and low vision Welcome to the official podcast of Metropolitan Washington Ear (MWE) — where access meets empowerment. As a nonprofit organization based in Maryland, MWE is dedicated to providing essential reading and information services, as well as independent living skills training, for individuals who are blind, visually impaired, or physically disabled. Whether it’s navigating print, enjoying a stage play, engaging with film and television, or exploring art and exhibits, we believe everyone deserves full access to the world around them. Through powerful storytelling, practical resources, and inspiring conversations, this podcast uplifts the voices of our community and the work that moves us forward. Tune in for our podcast on ...

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