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Disability at DePaul
I Am Not Defined is a podcast run by students from DePaul University’s Academic Growth and Innovation Fund (AGIF). Each week, our hosts Emma and Katie bring you interviews from members of the DePaul community who are working to make the campus accessible, historic stories about disability rights activism, and conversations with members of our own team about why we find these topics interesting and important. Find full transcripts of every episode at our website and check us out on social media. Facebook: @disabilityatdepaul Instagram: @disabilityatdepaul Twitter: @AtDePaul
Description: Embark on one last episode, this is the finale episode of I Am Not Defined. Emma, Diana, and Katie have recording their biggest take aways and what's next for them as the AGIF project comes to a close.
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Description: As the podcast and grant ends June 30th, 2023; the co-hosts interview the beginning of the project. Dr. Kelly Tzoumis and Kent Klaus sit and discuss their passions for this project and share their hopes for the future.
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Description: The hosts of I Am Not Defined discuss the story of Temple Grandin. The first woman to be diagnosed with autism. They discuss the different sides of disability activism.
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Description: Diana, Emma, and Katie discuss invisible disabilities and their personal accounts.
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The Co-Hosts of I Am Not Defined discuss the revolutionary documentary Crip Camp and the progression the movie has made for the Disability CommunityYesterday
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Emma and Katie go through the ups and downs they had while recording season two, they talk about their ambitions for the third and final season. Both discuss life lessons that they’ve learned.
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In this podcast with your hosts Emma, Katie, and guest host, Diana where we discuss greenwashing and the negative impacts it has on the disabled community as well as what we as a whole can do to improve
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Emma, Katie and Guest Diana talk about disability laws and accommodations around the world and what they learned.
Links mentioned in the podcast:
https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-ouch-33523742
https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/disabilityandhealth/disability-strategies.html
https://miusa.globaldisabilityrightsnow.org/infographic/disability-mexico/
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Join Emma as she interviews the newest member of the academic growth and innovation fund; Diana Gonzaga. Both women discuss why they both went into disability advocacy, their prior experiences, and hopes/dreams after AGIF.
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After coming back from a hiatus, Emma and Katie reunite to converse say about their enrollment process with the CSD. They share their experiences with one another.
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Emma and Katie are back for season two! Listen to a little message they have left for you all
The Transcript for this episode can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17hBvezGo68Q4xgrj-pyhtH6Wpt_y7ghr/view?usp=sharing
This episode is talking about a trip that Katie took recently to a conference. discussing from an accessibility at airports and new views on disability from the different country she was in.
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In this episode, Emma and Katie have an open conversation about disability and what it means to them. As an opportunity for the audience to understand their viewpoints more.
In this episode, Emma, Katie, and Audrey continue their discussion of the implication of 504 on accessibility today and talk about their hopes for the future of disability activism. This is the second part of a two-episode series on Section 504. Listen to part 1 here, or view episode transcripts on our website.
In this episode AGIF’s Emma, Katie, and Audrey discuss the implications of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the 1977 protest movement that helped put its regulations into effect. This is the first part of a two-episode series on Section 504. View the full episode transcript on our website
Emma and Katie sat down with T.C. Schneck, the associate director for DePaul University’s Center for Students with Disabilities (CSD), to talk about his history with and understand of accessibility work. Listen to learn more about disability accommodations at DePaul and how students can apply to receive them. View the full episode transcript at our website.
In this clip, hosts Emma and Katie explain what the shows all about. Join us again in Episode 1! See a transcript at our website."