Digital Activism

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In this episode, I talked with my Mom! We talked about my diagnosis and how shy I used to be! Advocating changed how extroverted I am!

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In this episode, Laura and I talk about OCD, how it plays a role in her life, and how her cats help her manage her OCD!

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On this episode, Courtney and I talk about accommodations, the ADA, advocating on a college campus!

Morgan (Mo), @morgraco_, and I talk about invisible disabilities, dynamic disabilities, and how we are both learning to love napping!

I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode!

Morgan (Mo), @morgraco_, discusses how she manages her chronic Illness symptoms and how she has learned to balance her content on social media! I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode!

Britt discusses her disability & chronic illnesses, inaccessibility, and the intersection of disability rights and prisoner rights!

I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode!

Mason Branstrator, a T-12 incomplete paraplegic, is a full-time college student and social media advocate! In part 2, we talk about his housing accommodations, accessibility on campus, why he started posting on social media, and flying on a plane as a wheelchair user.

I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode to get some tips on flying as a wheelchair user.

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Jessica and I finish up our conversation in this episode talking about volleyball and Eros!

I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode to read about three technology devices that could make your life more independent:

https://digitalactivismpro.wixsite.com/digital-activism/post/3-tech-devices-that-are-game-changer-for-accessibility

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I had an opportunity to talk with Piedmont student Jessica Sconyers about service animals!

I hope you enjoy the episode and make sure to check out my blog post that correlates with this episode to learn more about the difference between owner-trained and program-trained service dogs here: https://digitalactivismpro.wixsite.com/digital-activism/post/owner-trained-or-program-trained-which-would-you-choose ⁠

Also, follow us on Instagram, ⁠@digitalactivismproject⁠!

Hello everyone! In today's episode, I talk about ableist phrases and why they hurt people with disabilities!

I also give a update on my I didn't post for two weeks and my second Covid vaccine!

Thanks for listening, love you all!

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In today's short episode, I talked about why I have to trust people in my life so quickly! I also talk about Justin G. and #HeyJustin trending on Twitter!

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In today's episode, I talked about my absolute favorite quote and how the Clubhouse app is so inclusive! 

QUOTE: "I'm not what I think I am, I'm not what you think I am, I'm what I think you think I am"~ Charles Cooley, American Sociologist

Simplified Breakdown of quote: 

the beginning, “I am not what I think I am”- We spend SO much time working on our selves and who we want to be, and in our minds we are that person. But we might not truly be that person. (Confusing I know) but essentially we are not looking from the outside in and have a limited view of who we actually are. So we can’t define ourselves on what we think of ourselves. 

Second part of the quote is “I'm not what you think I am”- We can’t read other people’s mind’s, so we don’t know what they TRULY are thinking. People are quick to judge and we can’t take what they assume to heart and mold our personality, lives, and self-identity!

The last part of the quote is “I'm what I think you think I am"- We care so much of what other people think of us.  We spend time thinking about what others think of us and then adapt our ways to those expectations.

Overall conclusion- We do all three of these things instead of being our authentic selves! I challenge everyone to not try and live up to other people’s expectations, and live up to your own. This is how you’ll truly live and love your best live and find your true unified identity!

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In this episode I talk about the most useful smart home tech for the disability community! I also give everyone updates on the podcast, including A NEW WEBSITE!!!

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Carly Findlay and I had a great conversation talking about the newest book in the "Growing Up" series, "Growing Up Disabled in Australia"!

Follow Carly on Twitter and check out her website to learn more about her!:

Twitter: @carlyfindlay

Website: http://carlyfindlay.com.au/ 

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Book Depository: https://www.bookdepository.com/Growing-Up-Disabled-in-Australia/9781760641436 

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Talk to you next time! Love you all!

This episode is the first part of many talking about my experience going to school in a small town with a disability. In this episode, I talk about my time in kindergarten and first grade and some of my favorite (and not so favorite) memories! For this episode's fun fact, I talk about a blind runner who is working with Google to get his independence back! 

For more information on Project Guideline, check out these links!:

goo.gle/projectguideline

https://youtu.be/C_h4HnKVptk 

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This episode tells you what this podcast is about, my disability, and gives you a look into my two major surgeries! I hope you enjoy my podcast! If you do, please consider dropping a follow and leaving a review! 

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