Hosted by Wise · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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The PRIDES Podcast is a miniseries dedicated to amplifying the voices of queer people with disabilities and those working to create a more inclusive world. Through real stories, expert insights, and meaningful conversations, we explore advocacy, inclusion, and the power of intersectional identities. Brought to you by Wise in collaboration with Oregon APSE and sponsored by the Oregon Office of Developmental Disabilities Services. Join us to learn, engage, and take action!
Wise hosts The PRIDES Podcast, a society show with 11 episodes published.
Nick Burton has over 25 years of experience working in the field of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities focusing on programmatic design, implementation, and evaluation. He discusses how we can help our organizati
The Neurodiversity Community faces many challenges in employment and community engagement, and leadership models are often in conflict with neurodiversity authenticity. Jillian Nelson discusses how we can reframe leaders
Nicole Adler is a speaker, human rights advocate, and host. She is a two-time governor-appointed council member of the California State Council on Developmental Disabilities and made history as the first Grand Marshal fo
Daniel Ensley (he/they) is a queer, transmasculine person of color whose identity and lived experiences deeply inform his work and provide a unique perspective on issues related to equity. As a member of the QTIPOC (Quee
Nancy Peterson (they/them) is a Disability Services Accessibility Specialist with Columbia Basin College in Pasco, Washington, and a member of the Oregon Disabilities Commission. Having been born both autistic and with a
Thomas Mangrum Jr. is a leader of the DC disability advocacy coalition and is an active advocate in the gay community. He helps trains lawyers, Georgetown University medical students, and disability professionals to know
Hannah Voss (they/she) is a Program Manager at Work Opportunities in Washington State and has worked in supported employment since 2016. They share their perspectives from both lived experience as a queer and gender-non-
Pauline Bosma is the founder and coordinator of the Rainbow Support Groups of MA for LGBTQ+ people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. She writes and teaches about the LGBTQ+ disability community and helps
Arc Telos Saint Amour (they/them) is a neurodivergent, autistic, disabled, queer and trans, Two-Spirit, gender non-conforming person of Mexican Indigenous descent (Coahuiltecan), and a victim/survivor of childhood trauma
Lindsay Piper (she/her) is a sexuality educator and advocate, currently working as a sexual assault prevention specialist with the Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities community. She examines the historical and sy
In this trailer episode, host Wally Tablit introduces The PRIDES Podcast—a miniseries dedicated to amplifying the voices of queer individuals with disabilities and those advocating for change. Wally shares what to expect
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