Disability, Climate Change and Natural Disasters Part 2
An episode of the Earth Matters podcast, hosted by Kerri-Lee Harding and Freed-CIL, titled "Disability, Climate Change and Natural Disasters Part 2" was published on December 17, 2017.
December 17, 2017 · Earth Matters
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Summary
This week's on Earth Matters we bring you Part 2 of our International Day of people with a Disability broadcast as we bring you audioof a timely discussion on the intersection of disability, climate change and natural disasters. Produced by FREED CIL – A disability activist group based in Nevada US that produce a show called Disability Rap.Coming up in this Disability Rap program you’ll hear from the Disability Rap host with program guests Brian Schneider A local community member from Nevada County and Alex Guinness, A Policy & Research Specialist at The World Institute of Disability.
Episode Description
This week's on Earth Matters we bring you Part 2 of our International Day of people with a Disability broadcast as we bring you audioof a timely discussion on the intersection of disability, climate change and natural disasters. Produced by FREED CIL – A disability activist group based in Nevada US that produce a show called Disability Rap.Coming up in this Disability Rap program you’ll hear from the Disability Rap host with program guests Brian Schneider A local community member from Nevada County and Alex Guinness, A Policy & Research Specialist at The World Institute of Disability.
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