Episode 6 - 22% agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others Part 2
2024/05/13
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Episode 6 - 22% agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others Part 2

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“I’m fortunate that I know so many people with disability who are incredibly successful with kids, and who are living great lives and making huge amounts of money. [They are] just doing what they want to do and continually building on their lives.”
In the second part of Angel’s chat with Johanna Garvin about the common attitude that people with disability have less to look forward to than others, the pair talk about the expectations of a person’s life trajectory and what it takes to achieve goals as a person with disability.
The pair delve into the perception that people with disability can’t achieve what society perceives as key milestones in life and why that is untrue.
They also toss around ideas for tackling the issue of quotas for the number of people with disability in film crews and cast and offer ways individuals with disability and allies can drive change and greater inclusion.

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“I’m fortunate that I know so many people with disability who are incredibly successful with kids, and who are living great lives and making huge amounts of money. [They are] just doing what they want to do and continually building on their lives.”

In the second part of Angel’s chat with Johanna Garvin about the common attitude that people with disability have less to look forward to than others, the pair talk about the expectations of a person’s life trajectory and what it takes to achieve goals as a person with disability.

The pair delve into the perception that people with disability can’t achieve what society perceives as key milestones in life and why that is untrue.

They also toss around ideas for tackling the issue of quotas for the number of people with disability in film crews and cast and offer ways individuals with disability and allies can drive change and greater inclusion.

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