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Intuitive Machine's Odysseus recently completed the U.S.'s first moon landing in 50 years.
Judy, Temple, and Haben come together for the first time to reflect on their work, contributions, and advocacy efforts over the years.
OCALI's Executive Director, Shawn Henry, discusses the necessary components of access and belonging when building community in closing remarks delivered at OCALICON.
The Rewind series continues with a dialogue about the current state of disability education in both rural and urban settings.
Using a framework grounded in research, Tim Vogt, Danyetta Najoli, and Jill Mays share some thoughts, laughs, experiences, and recommendations for creating and supporting meaningful engagements.
The Rewind series resumes with a candid conversation with two autistic women and the parent of a young woman with autism.
Since 2016, OCALI has awarded the Margaret Burley Family Impact Award to a parent or professional who has made significant impact on the lives of families of those with disabilities.
Sheila Graschinsky is the president and CEO of Fundación Ian, an organization in Buenos Aires focused on promoting a diverse and inclusive society.
Kim Clairy and Kelly Mahler challenge us to step beyond traditional thinking and understanding of trauma.
Dr. Charles Barrett is a nationally-certified school psychologist, as well as a writer, musician, and teacher from Northern Virginia.
Dani Bowman is an animator, filmmaker, author, teacher, student, and entrepreneur from Southern California.
OCALI's Jen Bavry and Shawn Henry chat with poet, speaker, and advocate LeDerick Horne.
A conversation with Gabby Kozinski, a recent high school graduate from Bucyrus, OH, and the multi-agency group of professionals who have been her support team as she gets ready for the next phase in her journey.
We talk to D'Arcee Neal, Diana Mairose, and Mark Seifarth - three people from three different generations - about what the ADA means to them.
Our second vodcast episode features Sarah Buffie's keynote address at the 2020 Transformation Summit.
We chat with Marla Berkowitz, Lena Smith, and Christy Horne...
Our first vodcast episode! We chat with Marla Berkowitz, Lena Smith, and Christy Horne.
Kim Clairy is an occupational therapist, consultant, poet, and self-advocate.
We chat with an intervention specialist and two parents about what it's like to try and educate and engage students while schools are closed during the COVID-19 pandemic.
REM Ohio provides an array of supports and services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, most...
We chat with a multiple disabilities teacher and parent of a first grader and learn about their tag-team efforts to continue education during the school shut down.
A conversation with Katie Robinson, accessible educational materials production specialist in the ATAEM Center at OCALI.
We chat with Sarah Buffie about trauma's impact on the brain and body, cultivating intentional social practices...
A panel discussion with four autistic women about their diagnosis, their work, their personal and professional relationships, and their communities.
How do you 'dial back the fair' and create a sensory-friendly experience in an environment that can often trigger sensory overload?
We catch up with director Kevin Miller from Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities at the ODNR park at the Ohio State Fair.
It's her first time out in a big outing like this. She’s non-verbal, and she’s just loving it.
'How do we build a better community together?' Many people with disabilities have historically found work in what are...
In our teaser episode, we get a quick taste from Episode 2 – “A Day at the Fair.” We chat with a few of the participants in the first ever sensory friendly morning at the Ohio State Fair.
