Lydia X.Z. Brown's guest appearances

Lydia X.Z. Brown

Disability Matters

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Intersections on the Spectrum 

The Heumann Perspective 

Judy Heumann

Colleen Starkloff

Dan Miller

Howard Cohen

Tom Perez

Matthew Sanford

Steve Irwin

Keith Jones

Jennifer Mathis

Chris Brogan

Karin Slaughter

Allison Jones

Eric Vaughn

Greg Smith

John Bollinger

OwlTail

Anna Landre

In this episode, Judy is chatting with Lydia X.Z. Brown along with Anna Landre who will co-moderate this episode. Anna Landre was a student in Lydia's Disability Studies class at Georgetown University. This is a jam-packed episode as Lydia, Judy and Anna talk about the necessary evolution and growth of the disability movement towards a Disability Justice framework as we celebrate Disability Pride month.	Transcript: PDF

In this episode, Judy is chatting with Lydia X.Z. Brown along with Anna Landre who will co-moderate this episode. Anna Landre was a student in Lydia's Disability Studies class at Georgetown University. This is a jam-packed episode as Lydia, Judy and Anna talk about the necessary evolution and growth of the disability movement towards a Disability Justice framework as we celebrate Disability Pride month. 	Transcript: PDF

What’s Next?: Teaching and Learning Disability Justice with Lydia X.Z. Brown co-moderated with Anna Landre

It's time for the first episode of Intersections on the Spectrum. Join  Kelly Bron Johnson and Doug Blecher as they discuss intersectional issues within the autistic community, and give visibility to commonly marginalized, repressed, underrepresented, or erased identities and issues. On this podcast we aim to introduce you to the people and stories you didn’t know about, but needed to hear, and hope that seeing yourself represented in the community, allows you to feel seen. We are honored to have Lydia X.Z. Brown as our first guest to discuss being the editor of first ever anthology entirely by autistic people of color, the autistic people of color fund, the importance of race when talking about disability, and much more. To learn more about and donate to  the Autistic People of Color Fund: https://awnnetwork.org/apoc/ If you are interested in being interview on the Intersections on the Spectrum email us at intersectionsonthespectrum@gmail.com

It's time for the first episode of Intersections on the Spectrum. Join  Kelly Bron Johnson and Doug Blecher as they discuss intersectional issues within the autistic community, and give visibility to commonly marginalized, repressed, underrepresented, or erased identities and issues. On this podcast we aim to introduce you to the people and stories you didn’t know about, but needed to hear, and hope that seeing yourself represented in the community, allows you to feel seen. We are honored to have Lydia X.Z. Brown as our first guest to discuss being the editor of first ever anthology entirely by autistic people of color, the autistic people of color fund, the importance of race when talking about disability, and much more. To learn more about and donate to  the Autistic People of Color Fund: <a href="https://awnnetwork.org/apoc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://awnnetwork.org/apoc/</a> If you are interested in being interview on the Intersections on the Spectrum email us at <a href="//intersectionsonthespectrum@gmail.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">intersectionsonthespectrum@gmail.com</a>

Intersections on the Spectrum: Lydia X.Z. Brown

Joyce welcomes Lydia X. Z. Brown a disability justice advocate, organizer, and writer whose work has largely focused on violence against multiply-marginalized disabled people, specializing in institutionalization, incarceration, and policing.  She will discuss her career in depth with Joyce.

Lydia X.Z. Brown, Writer and Disability Advocate Discusses Work.