

Recast: Judy Heumann Reflects on the Disability Revolution (Season 4)
22 snips Feb 25, 2025
In a powerful conversation, Judy Heumann, a legendary disability rights advocate and author of 'Being Human,' reflects on her monumental role in the disability movement. She discusses the importance of community empowerment and collaboration in advocating for policy changes. Judy shares insights on navigating ableism and the transformative power of storytelling. Emphasizing representation, she calls for cultural shifts and better understanding of disabilities in society. Her legacy continues to inspire the ongoing fight for dignity and access for all.
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Judy Heumann's Experience
- Judy Heumann, a disability rights activist, contracted polio at 18 months old.
- She emphasizes the importance of collaboration among diverse disability groups.
Collaboration Among Disability Groups
- Different disability groups must collaborate more effectively.
- This collaboration is crucial for achieving broader societal change and inclusion.
Share Your Story
- Share your personal stories of disability and discrimination.
- Learn from others' experiences to foster new ideas and collective action.