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We Should Talk

We Should Talk

Written by: Arkansas Alliance for Disability Advocacy
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We Should Talk, a podcast hosted by Arkansas Alliance for Disability Advocacy with Ally Thomlinson in conversation with special guests who have something to say about the big issues impacting the disability community every day. Talking independence, employment, safety, discrimination and so much more. We should talk about it, and you should hear- So Subscribe for monthly episodes, and don't miss out. Funding for the described program provided under Public Law 106-402 as administered by the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities for the State of Arkansas.Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views ofthe GCDD.© 2023 We Should Talk Economics Management Management & Leadership Politics & Government
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  • Disability Pride: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
    Jul 26 2023

    July is Disability Pride Month; for some, it is an exciting time. For others, it is filled with mixed emotions. Join the Arkansas Alliance for Disability Advocacy as we explore righteous rage, joyful defiance, shame, and the spectrum of emotions that come with disability pride. This month is about all of us, and we are holding space for the good, the bad, and the ugly.

    We are all in this together.

    Guests: 

    • Sage Hooks, SAND Project Coordinator
    • Wensday Kraemer, Advocate
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    Funding for the described program provided under Public Law 106-402 as administered by the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities for the State of Arkansas. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the GCDD.





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    46 mins
  • No One Knows You Like You Do: Learning to Build Self-Awareness
    Dec 19 2022

    Self-awareness is the foundation of self-advocacy; there is no way to advocate for yourself unless you truly understand what you want, need, and desire. No one knows you like you do.  Listen to the latest episode to understand more about self-awareness and how to grow this personal tool.

    Helpful Links:
    One-on-One Self-Advocacy and Self-Awareness Session
    Self-Advocacy and Awareness Training
    Arkansas Alliance for Disability Advocacy Website
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    Funding for the described program provided under Public Law 106-402 as administered by the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities for the State of Arkansas. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the GCDD.





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    17 mins
  • A Modern School Day: Restrained and Secluded, Traumatized, Injured, and No Accountability
    Sep 26 2022

    Is it really important for Arkansans to be knowledgeable about restraint and seclusion? Do we as a people need to understand what this truly is and how it impacts students with disabilities across our state? Well, the answer is YES. In this episode, we are joined by Guy Stephens of The Alliance Against Restraint and Seclusion and Kyla Bishop of Disability Rights Arkansas to speak about restraint and seclusion and the impact these dangerous interventions are having on our students. Join us as we dig deep into this tragic topic and gain the knowledge you need to advocate with action.

    **Trigger Warning: Restraint, Seclusion, Child Trauma**

    Thank you to our guests Kyla Bishop and Guy Stephens, @endseclusion.

    Helpful Links:
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    Funding for the described program provided under Public Law 106-402 as administered by the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities for the State of Arkansas. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the GCDD.





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    1 hr and 23 mins
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