Episode 20: Disrupting Ableism in the Workplace
Ableism. It happens in workplaces, in communities and in society in general, every day. Maybe you have lived experience facing it. Or maybe you’ve practised it, without consciously realizing it.
In this episode, we get a perspective on disrupting ableism in the workplace: Why it’s happening, its many forms, its impact and what can, and needs to be, done about it.
Our two guests have many powerful insights on ableism. Listen to this conversation with Sree Nallamothu and Fran Odette.
Sree Nallamothu is the Co-Executive Director of Toronto Neighbourhood Centres. She’s also a documentary film-maker, a passionate story teller and an advocate for social change.
Fran Odette has more than 25 years of experience in disability advocacy, activism and education. She co-designed and co-teaches a critical disability studies course titled, Disability Discourse: The Experienced Life, at George Brown College in Toronto.
Their insights in this episode will get you thinking more consciously about ableism.
ODEN’s Dr. Jennifer Crowson, PhD, is guest co-host this episode.