How To Build Spaces Where Disabled People Belong with Jennifer Chassman Browne

The conversation delves into the deeply human question of belonging and inclusion, exploring the unnoticed test of belonging, misconceptions about disability belonging, and the impact of habitual exclusion in systems and spaces. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and knowing people with disabilities, physical accessibility for belonging, and the need for normal conversations and connections with people with disabilities. The conversation also highlights small moments of exclusion in everyday interactions and provides concrete advice for connecting with people with disabilities.TakeawaysBelonging is a deeply human question that requires thoughtful consideration and understanding.The impact of habitual exclusion in systems and spaces highlights the need for physical accessibility and normal conversations with people with disabilities.Chapters00:00 The Quiet Test of Belonging09:09 The Experience of Being Seen14:47 Physical Accessibility and Belonging24:51 Small Moments of Exclusion33:32 Concrete Advice for Connecting