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Nov 3, 2022 50 min

Ep. 3 — Elayne Otstot

from Disability, Movement, Etcetera

Today’s guest is Elayne Otstot. Elayne is a Communications Specialist from Huntsville, AL whose work is driven by a passion for disability advocacy. Elayne is particularly dedicated to expanding public understanding of person-centered approaches and working with public agencies to make sure that support systems reflect person-centered values. Elayne is highly skilled in plain language communication, and she has deep experience in working with disability policy and home and community-based services. This interview was recorded live on YouTube on Nov. 11, 2021. Show Notes: Host: Andrew Colombo-Dougovito Guest: Elayne Otstot Disability, Movement, Etcetera is a Blank Owl Production. Music by Adrian 'Doc' Blust Additional show notes, links, and transcripts will be available on blankowl.com. To support the show, head to support.blankowl.com. If you'd like to continue the conversations with the host and fellow listeners, head to community.blankowl.com. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dis-move-etc/donations

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