Radicalized Citizenship with Carol Blessing
You can listen to this podcast episode on iTunes or Spotify. Consumers, patients, service recipients, clients. We have different ways of talking about people with disabilities and most of these…
Changing the World One Cupcake at a Time, with Addie Loerzel
You can listen to this podcast episode on iTunes or Spotify. Kids with disabilities have tremendous potential to contribute to our communities. There’s no better way to illustrate this than…
Planning Halloween costumes is harder than it looks!
Are there any parents out there who are scrambling to figure out their kid’s Halloween costume? ? Am I alone in this? Probably… It’s okay. I’m pretty sure most of…
Thoughts on amusement park specifically designed for people with disabilities
Transcript: Thought I would pop on here to chat about a facebook feed that my husband showed me today. A facebook friend of his shared a post about an amusement…
Getting a diagnosis: Confessions about my Quasimodo moment
My sister has a disability and so I started young in the disability movement. And I was passionate and clear that our society devalues people with disabilities and that this…
“Anything but sorry.” Canadian Down Syndrome Society’s new vid
Most of the material I see on Facebook about disability rubs me the wrong way. Even the super positive stuff I often find still misses some subtle and important point…
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Started young with a sister with a disability, amazing mentors and a strong mother with a vision. Now a mother to two sons, one of whom has a disability, a midwife to many, and an activist with a mission to band together with families to joyfully pursue the good things in life. Genia’s a registered midwife, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care (student), Speaker, Presenter, Podcast host, and founder of Good Things in Life which offers resources, courses and networking opportunities for a community of parents with a shared vision of the good things in life for their children with disabilities.
