You don’t have to pick a side. You can want accessibility and also want treatment. You can want accommodation and also grieve what you’ve lost. You can want both. That’s not a contradiction. That’s just being honest. Accessibility: Rebecca is wearing a gray tank top with her hair pulled back, standing in a kitchen, speaking to the camera. She shares that if you have a disability, you can want accessibility and fair treatment while also holding multiple feelings at once. #disability #accessibilit
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You don’t have to pick a side. You can want accessibility and also want treatment. You can want accommodation and also grieve what you’ve lost. You can want both. That’s not a contradiction. That’s just being honest. Accessibility: Rebecca is wearing a gray tank top with her hair pulled back, standing in a kitchen, speaking to the camera. She shares that if you have a disability, you can want accessibility and fair treatment while also holding multiple feelings at once. #disability #accessibilit
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A disabled, biracial, (and totally normal) American family
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A disabled, biracial, (and totally normal) American family
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BREAKING: Ford Foundation appoints Rebecca Cokley as the first program officer in the foundation who will lead our inaugural US disability rights portfolio. Rebecca is presently the founder and director of the Disability Justice Initiative at the Center for American Progress, the first disability policy shop to be established in a progressive think tank. DJI’s work has centered on the nexus of disability and poverty in both preserving programs and policies that the disability community depends o
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BREAKING: Ford Foundation appoints Rebecca Cokley as the first program officer in the foundation who will lead our inaugural US disability rights portfolio. Rebecca is presently the founder and director of the Disability Justice Initiative at the Center for American Progress, the first disability policy shop to be established in a progressive think tank. DJI’s work has centered on the nexus of disability and poverty in both preserving programs and policies that the disability community depends o
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Part 2 of Rebecca’s story❤️🦅 Part 3 will be released this Friday! | LHU Office of Disability Services
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Part 2 of Rebecca’s story❤️🦅 Part 3 will be released this Friday! | LHU Office of Disability Services
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Living with a progressive disability like Usher syndrome means I’ve spent A LOT of time in doctors’ offices. The visits often feel heavy so I try to bring joy wherever I can. Even if it means borrowing the doctor’s mask, gloves, and dancing like Michael Jackson while I’m waiting for the doctor with my friend. I’ve learned that joy can be a great antidote for uncertainty and that they can exist at the same time. You don’t have to wait for things to feel easy to let yourself feel good in the momen
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Living with a progressive disability like Usher syndrome means I’ve spent A LOT of time in doctors’ offices. The visits often feel heavy so I try to bring joy wherever I can. Even if it means borrowing the doctor’s mask, gloves, and dancing like Michael Jackson while I’m waiting for the doctor with my friend. I’ve learned that joy can be a great antidote for uncertainty and that they can exist at the same time. You don’t have to wait for things to feel easy to let yourself feel good in the momen
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What if disability isn’t just something to fix, but a different way of being human? As a deafblind woman, my purpose on stage isn’t just to educate or inspire. It’s to challenge the idea that a cure is the goal and to ask what becomes possible when we invest in access, inclusion, and thoughtful design instead. Accessibility: Rebecca stands at a podium as she accepts the Helen Keller Achievement award from the American Foundation for the Blind. She iswearing a black formal dress with her hair in
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What if disability isn’t just something to fix, but a different way of being human? As a deafblind woman, my purpose on stage isn’t just to educate or inspire. It’s to challenge the idea that a cure is the goal and to ask what becomes possible when we invest in access, inclusion, and thoughtful design instead. Accessibility: Rebecca stands at a podium as she accepts the Helen Keller Achievement award from the American Foundation for the Blind. She iswearing a black formal dress with her hair in
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Turning Disability Narratives on Their Head
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Don't say this to someone who is disabled! #SpinalCordInjury #Disability | Rebecca Koltun
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does it even matter what I wear #Disability #Paralyzed #SpinalCordInjury | Rebecca Koltun
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This sister is ABANDONING her disabled brother?!? #family #disability #mom | Rebecca Rogers
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Doing a head spa as a quadriplegic in a power chair #Disability #HeadSpa #Quadriplegia | Rebecca Koltun
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A formerly unhoused pediatric neurosurgeon. A disability rights activist. A Lost Girl of Sudan. Three women embody what it means to be extraordinary on a new episode of Stories from the Stage – watch Monday at 9:30/8:30c! Rebecca Deng GBH Stellar Story Company Michael Rossi Wes Hazard Theresa Okokon #Reels #Storytelling #WomensHistoryMonth #Neurosurgery #Pediatrics #Disabilities #Blindness #Activism #Sudan #LostGirlsOfSudan #Refugee | Stories from the Stage
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Rating Wheelchair Accessibility of Jones Beach, New York #Disability #SpinalCordInjury #AccessibleActivities #WheelchairAccessible | Rebecca Koltun
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An assessment of disability rights in the U.S. schooling system
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People think cochlear implants make hearing easy. This is what it actually looks like. This is part of a programming appointment, something I do consistently to keep my cochlear implants working as well as they can. My audiologist reads sentences while I repeat what I hear (with lip-reading blocked). It takes focus and effort to track which sounds land and which don’t. Cochlear implants aren’t a finish line. They require regular tuning, effort, and relearning how sound lands in my body and brain
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"Know you are different, and sometimes your difference makes a difference": Rebecca Cokley explains how she and her husband are raising their disabled, biracial children. http://cnn.it/2CLwSEo | CNN International
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Speaking at NYU Medical School✏️🧑‍⚕️ #Disability #spinalcordinjury | Rebecca Koltun
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Back at it with another Bake It By Angie cookie review🍪 #Disability #Cookies | Rebecca Koltun
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The reality of disability is that my routine is often precarious, no matter how much I plan. Everything could be going right and all it takes one thing to go wrong to derail the day. That’s life, I suppose. | Rebecca Koltun
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Woman calls disabled woman a SCAMMER?!?🚨👀 #podcast #story #life #mom #disability #son #kids #wow | Rebecca Rogers
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2 Feet Changed Everything | Rebecca Critchfield
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Courtney Echerd • osteosarcoma survivor + hemipelvectomy amputee on Instagram: "thank you for putting this into words @rebecca_koltun ly #disability #idea #disabled #amputee #adapt"
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And because SO many chronically ill people are disabled, this also applies to all of the chronically ill people who talk about how they
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Raising Awareness and Developing Disability Cultural Competence in the Supervisory Relationship
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PATRICE: THE MOVIE on Instagram: "Patrice gets a standing ovation at 0:55 on this video after our Emmy win! We’re still in awe. Patrice’s speech, and the category were cut from the broadcast but we’re hoping this moment will live forever online and in our hearts. We will never forget it. In all of these years making the film, it always felt like Patrice was meant to be in front of the world, and now it’s happening. Patrice may be an iconic queen but her story is not unique. As she says in her sp
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Deaf Comedian Turns Tragedy Into Comedy | Kathy Buckley Inspirational Video | Goalcast
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