Veronica Stephan-Miller The advocate for Ability is calling out the Government on basic human rights!

from Navigating Disability · host Kate Read and Jenn Abbott

We are so inspired by Veronica this week and very excited to bring you someone so committed to the cause of awareness and education around disability! This weeks show is REALLY highlighting the ABILITY in disability!! "As an LGBTQIA+ cisgender woman living with AuDHD and multiple chronic illnesses, I’ve had many challenges. As a result, I have become involved in group advocacy and activism in various forms because I desire to spread awareness, to educate, and to push for positive change. "

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