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Tag Archives: Adrienne Lauby
Reproductive Justice and Disability
Listen, Friday, September 9, 2:30 pm PDT, KPFA, 94.1 fm in Northern California Patty Berne The clamor about the Supreme Court’s decision to revoke Roe v. Wade and allow the states to make their own rules about a woman’s reproductive … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Adrienne Lauby, Community, Disability Justice, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Mark Romoser, Politics, Sheela Gunn Cushman
Tagged Ableism, Adrienne Lauby, Bianca Laureano, Disability Justice, Elise Cossart-Daly, Jacob Lesnor-Buxton, Patty Berne, reproductive rights
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Hunting the Elusive State Job
For many years the unemployment rate of people with disabilities has hovered around 70%. It seems that every few years, a public official announces initiatives to address this statistic by hiring ten people, or thousands of people with disabilities for … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Carruthers, ACSED, Adrienne Lauby, Ammy Joseph, Association of California State Employees with Disabilities, Catherine Campisi, Jacob Lesner-Buxton, Jobs and Disability, LEAP program, Mark Romoser, Regional Centers, Sheela Gunn-Cushman, State Council of Developmental Disabilities, State of California
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Fighting Normalcy – Interview with Jonathan Mooney
July 2, 2021, 2:30 pm PDT, KPFA Radio Jonathan Mooney tried to fit into the box of normalcy. It cost him his education, his sense of self, his friendships and nearly his life. In his opinion, “Normal Sucks.” Jonathan lives … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, Jonathan Mooney, Josh Elwood, Normal Sucks_How to Live_Leaern_and Thrive Outside the Lines
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Mental Disabilities, Mary Lambert’s Music & More.
Listen (29 min)In this program we play music from Mary Lambert, talk some about being disabled and finding yourself in a yet another crisis, and give a big shout out to those of us with mental disabilities.  We also open … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, disability and family, Grief Creature, Jose Gonzalez, Mary Lambert, Mental disability, Mollie Mcleod, Rod Akil, Sheela Gunn-Cushman, Shelley Berman
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The Jan. 6 Insurrection Thro A Disability Lens
Listen (29 min) Once more around the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol Building- – this time through the eyes of disability. The uprising threatened particular individuals in a building with a lot of history. Some of those individuals live … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, Jackie Speier, Mark Romoser, Mitch Jeserich, Mitch Jeserich Jackie Speier Shelley Berman Mark Romoser Adrienne Lauby Sheela Gunn-Cushman The U.S. Capital Rep. Jim Longevin The Capitol Crawl Jan. 6 2021, Rep. Jim Longevin, Sheela Gunn-Cushman, Shelley Berman, The Capitol Crawl, The U.S. Capitol
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Call In ~ Call Out
Listen (29 min) Today we integrate some of the events of our nation into our disability routines. We’re nine days from an attempted coup at the Capital Building in D.C. as the pandemic rages and vaccine hope arises. Three callers … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, Capital Coup, Covid Vaccinations, Eddie Ytuarte, Mark Romoser, Shelley Berman
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KARAYZY Past~Hopeful Future 2020-2021
Friday, January 1, 2021, 2:30 pm PST on KPFA Radio KARAYZY Past~Hopeful Future~Disability in 2020~DEEP breath~Before the PLUNGE~Disability in 2021~Pushing Limits~Not quite business as usual We are honored and thankful to spend part of New Years Day with YOU! Go … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, Eddie Ytuarte, Mark Romoser, New Years Day 2021, Sheela Gunn Cushman
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No Pandemic Evictions
What are the rules tenants need to know during this pandemic? What are tenants doing around the county to organize and save their housing? Learn the answers on this program. Continue reading
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Tagged Adrienne Lauby, Christina Collins, Eddie Ytuarte, Eviction Moritoriums, Shelley Berman, Tenant Rights
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Jenn Peoples: Living in Recovery, Mental Illness, Addiction & Covid-19
Listen, 29 min. Jenn Peoples’ childhood was frightening and traumatic. As a result she’s faced terrifying demons of self-destructive behavior. Now she’s far along in recovery, not from her mental illness, but from the self-destructive behaviors that followed. Today, she … Continue reading
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Tagged Addiction, Adrienne Lauby, California Fires, Dual diagnosis, Interlink Self-Help Center, Jenn Peoples, mental illness, Millionaires Tax, Proposition 63, Smart Recovery
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Advisory Committees – What Are They Good For?
Friday, March 25, 2:30-3 pm, PDT at KPFA Radio Many nursing homes, transportation agencies, senior services, housing authorities and other groups that heavily impact people with disabilities have Advisory Committees. And, low income and disabled people are often asked … Continue reading →