Ep 44 - The Story We Create
In this episode, we look at allyship and innovation in the accessibility space in a different, perhaps even slightly contradictory, way.
Join Mihai and returning guest Talina Papazian as they discuss Talina's new projects that explore the story we, as advocates and allies, tell about accessibility. Together, they formulate a response to the individual/particular model of advocacy, which suggests that there is value in finding a "common thread" in the story we tell about disability in society. By following this thread, we can leverage collaboration to its fullest, help each other play to our strengths, and find inspiration in the contributions of others.
BizKids For Change @ You Taught Me YouTube
You Taught Me website
You Taught Me Instagram
You Taught Me on Amazon
Episode 35 - Taking C.A.I.R. - Neuropluralism for the Classroom with Gillian Nycum
Join Mihai and returning guest Talina Papazian as they discuss Talina's new projects that explore the story we, as advocates and allies, tell about accessibility. Together, they formulate a response to the individual/particular model of advocacy, which suggests that there is value in finding a "common thread" in the story we tell about disability in society. By following this thread, we can leverage collaboration to its fullest, help each other play to our strengths, and find inspiration in the contributions of others.
BizKids For Change @ You Taught Me YouTube
You Taught Me website
You Taught Me Instagram
You Taught Me on Amazon
Episode 35 - Taking C.A.I.R. - Neuropluralism for the Classroom with Gillian Nycum
Creators and Guests
Host
Mihai Covaser
Public speaker, fundraiser, and advocate for the Canadian disability community through various initiatives and across media. Aspiring lawyer and editor, producer, and host of Help Teach.
Guest
Talina Papazian
Talina Papazian is a young Canadian author and advocate whose children’s book "You Taught Me" has become a nationwide campaign empowering young readers to champion inclusion and accessibility. Now available in English, French, and Mandarin, her initiative has been recognized by CTV, Radio Canada, the Toronto Star, and the Rick Hansen Foundation.
