The Need for Authentic Representation in Power Structures

Today we’re talking about the intersection of of mobility, sustainability, social justice and disability rights.

I am joined by Anna, Micah and Abby from Disability Rights Washington who are part of the Disability Mobility Initiative for Washington State in the US. They are doing amazing work in sharing the stories of how people with disabilities move around and campaigning for systemic change in how our urban environments are designed and built. They want to see people with disabilities in real positions of power and influencing decision making and they talk about the barriers that are currently stopping this.

Learn more about Disability Mobility Initiative:

https://www.disabilityrightswa.org/programs/disabilitymobility/
https://www.disabilityrightswa.org/storymap/
https://twitter.com/dismobility
https://www.tiktok.com/@dismobility?lang=en

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