EPISODE · Sep 14, 2026 · 56 MIN
Episode 3: Making Democracy Accessible
from #A11yShow · host Britne Jenke, CPACC, SPHR 🌻 and Nieta Greene
Episode 3 Guest: Nieta Greene Nieta Greene, a dedicated advocate for inclusivity and belonging, serves as the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Disability Community for Democracy, Inc. She also serves as the Secretary of the Cambridge Commission for Persons with Disabilities Board. She has experienced various disabilities since childhood that influence her daily existence. Yet, she remains resilient and proud as a Disabled Puerto Rican, Black, gender non-conforming, gay woman who openly champions her identity. Nieta’s work is rooted in core principles of disability justice, emphasizing intersectionality, community-led solutions, and political empowerment. Her steadfast confidence precludes the need for her to apologize for her authentic self, as she diligently advocates for those unable to voice their concerns. Her inspiring determination motivated her to establish Disability Community for Democracy, Inc., following the 2024 election cycle, recognizing the need to safeguard the rights of individuals within the disability community and to provide a platform for political engagement grounded in intersectional disability justice. Her leadership exemplifies a commitment to transforming systemic barriers into opportunities for collective liberation and equity. Episode 3 Resources * Disability Community for Democracy on Substack * Disability Community for Democracy: https://www.disabilitycommunityfordemocracy.org/ * Donate to Disability Community for Democracy: https://givebutter.com/disabilityrights * Say No To Crip Crow: https://app.broadbanner.com/crip-crow/ * DCD Linktree: https://linktr.ee/dcdinc12 Get full access to Making Work Accessible | Workplace Disability Inclusion at inclusivepixelation.substack.com/subscribe
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