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Hosted by The Arc of Ohio · business · EN-US · 65 episodes
This podcast is designed to encourage families and individuals with developmental disabilities by providing resources, news updates, and discussion. We will also have special guest speakers including professionals in the field, family members, and various organizations.
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<p>On this episode we talk to Darcy from the The Arc National Office about SNAP and SSI. If you have any questions or want to reach out to your member of congress please reach out to Lindsey at lindsey.althaus@thearcofoho.org </p>
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<p>On this episode of The Arc Podcast Lindsey talks with Claire Manning. Claire is the Senior Executive Officer of Advocacy and Mobilization. Lindsey and Claire discuss storytelling and how important it is to share your story along with joining action alerts so you're always in the know for what's happening in Federal Policy and Washington D.C. Here on the links below! Enjoy this episode of The Arc Podcast. </p>Action alerts; thearc.org/actionDPS and convention: https://disabilitypolicyseminar.org/Storytelling toolkit: https://thearc.org/resource/storytelling-toolkit-for-advocates/
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<p>In this episode Robyn and Lindsey talk about the future of Education. While it feels like everything is falling apart Robyn brings some good news about education and the future of it. </p>
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<p>Jen continues the special education law series talking with Selene Almazan and Jack Robinson. Selene Almazan is the Legal Director for the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) and a private attorney specializing in special education and particularly LRE cases. Jack Robinson played a pivotal role as the attorney for Endrew and his parents in the landmark Supreme Court case, Endrew F. v. Douglas County Sch. Dist. Jack's work established a "markedly more demanding" standard for what constitutes a FAPE, rejecting low expectations and requiring school districts to provide individualized education programs that are "appropriately ambitious" with "challenging...
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<p>Continuing the discussion on special education, Jen speaks with Professor Pepper Stetler again about her latest article in the Atlantic, "The Slow Death of Special Education". They talk about the history of special education, what it was like before the IDEA and what challenges we have now to reckon with given this history. Also read Pepper's latest book, "A Measure of Intelligence: One Mother's Reckoning with the IQ Test"</p>
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