See Us, Know Us: How Storytelling Can Change the Way We See Disability
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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2026 · 23 MIN

See Us, Know Us: How Storytelling Can Change the Way We See Disability

from Beyond the Draft · host Immaculate Chinecherem

What happens when we stop seeing disability through limitations and start seeing the person, the story, and the possibilities?In this episode of Beyond the Draft, Imma welcomes Jennifer Chassman Browne, a writer, storyteller, speaker, educator, and disability advocate.Jennifer has lived with rheumatoid arthritis since childhood and has spent years helping organizations better understand disability, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging.We explore the power of storytelling, how personal stories can challenge assumptions, why representation matters, and how organizations can create spaces where everyone feels included.Jennifer also shares the inspiration behind her upcoming book, See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability, which brings together stories, portraits, biographies, and poetry from people living with disabilities.This is a conversation about empathy, identity, courage, and the power of being truly seen.Connect with Jennifer:🌐 New Ground Educational Consulting⁠💼 LinkedIn⁠ LinkedIn

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