How we can do better

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Community Conversations

CommunityConversations

11 episodes

6 days ago

Welcome to Community Conversations — a safe and empowering space where real stories, expert insights, and heartfelt discussions come together. Hosted by Nicole Alexander, a behavior therapist and advocate, this podcast is dedicated to parents raising children with special needs. Each episode dives into the everyday experiences, challenges, and victories that come with parenting differently-abled children. From IEP meetings and therapy strategies to building inclusive communities and breaking stigmas, we’re talking about it all — together. When the community comes together, change happens!

Parenting

Kids & Family

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Parenting

Kids & Family

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How we can do better

Community Conversations

5 minutes 8 seconds

1 month ago

How we can do better

In this season finale, we’re going deeper into what real inclusion looks like — beyond the surface. From families and schools to Hollywood and global industries, this isn’t about if we should do better — it’s about how. 💡

I’m honored to highlight two powerhouse advocates leading the change:
🎬 Qaysean Williams (@reallifemanikin) – fashion & costume designer breaking barriers through bold, wearable art.
🎬 Lauren “Lolo” Spencer (@itslololove) – actor, author, and advocate using her platform to inspire confidence, visibility, and change.

Their work is proof that inclusion isn’t optional — it’s necessary. 🙌🏽
Because when we do better, we all rise together. 💙

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