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Feb 15, 2022 43 min

Ep. 1 - Alli Pearlman

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Welcome to the Theia Show! Hosted by Jude Esposito, a low-vision high schooler from London, the Theia Show is your source for advice, expert interviews, and honest conversations about the struggles that come with being a low-vision teenager. In our first episode, Jude talks to Alli Pearlman, a low-vision teenager from Long Island who founded Exception-all, a disability awareness organization. Her most impactful advice? Learn to be an advocate for yourself. Learn more about Alli's work: Exception-all For more from Theia, including articles, advice, and a forum to meet low-vision peers, head to theiaforall.org.

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