Some people find their way to international development through a masters program. Anjali found her way on the racetrack.

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A teacher, a leader in the Ugandan disability community and a woman who loves to sing, Flavia has come far since getting her MA from UT Austin. Find out how she defied the odds.

http://www.miusa.org/resource/podcast/flavia

This disability community organizer learned to think on his feet and go with the flow while abroad in Russia and Japan.

http://www.miusa.org/resource/podcast/jacob

Twenty years and four languages later, Stacy has dedicated her career connecting with others through language and enabling them to express themselves. To think it all started with a high school year abroad in Germany!

http://www.miusa.org/resource/podcast/stacy

Funding graduate education in the United States is intimidating for many international students, with and without disabilities, but it doesn't have to be. Join us as we discuss some well-known and not so well-known methods of taking your funding strategy to the next level.

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After finishing three degrees and learning two languages in the United States Wei Wang has learned that creativity is the key to achieving her dreams.

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Can you imagine a scholarship that focuses on networking and social justice issues? That was just one of the pleasant surprises that Sergio found on his Fulbright program at Boston University.

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Growing up in New Delhi, India with obvious physicaldisabilities, Shivangi Agrawal lived life to the fullest. Yet, something was missing. Upon completing her Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Bio Cultural Anthropology from Oregon State University Corvallis, she discovered what that was.

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After struggling to learn English in Palestine, Sameh decided that he wanted to make the path for other blind students less bumpy. Thanks to a scholarship from the US agency for international development, he is closer to that goal than ever.

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Sheriff Rasheed, a Nigerian man with polio, was motivated to complete his graduate education in the United States after learning about the many opportunities available to people with disabilities. Eventually his dream came true, and what he found far exceeded his expectations. Listen to our conversation with him to learn how.

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