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Colleagues Lily Lipman [no age given] and Laisha Gonzalez (21) reflect on their professional experiences at the Lincoln Center and how those experiences have been shaped by their disabilities and other social identities.

My mom moved over 25 times in her life, some of their family struggled with substance abuse and mental illness. I talk to her about what it was like growing up with a mother who was unhinged.

My father has been one of the most influential people in both my academic and personal life. In this interview, we talk about his childhood, schooling, and career. Towards the end of the interview, we also discuss some of the...

Growing up visually impaired, abused, and coming out stronger.

Interview that was conducted through email with Tommy Rodriguez, a visually impaired male with experience in working with youth with disabilities.

Eneida Pacheco shares life advice and her experiences as a visually impaired person with students from The Franklin School of Innovation.

EJ Ford, IFB Solution's employee of the year, shares life advice and his experiences as a visually impaired person with students from The Franklin School of Innovation.

Joe Sprouse, an employee at IFB Solutions, shares life advice and his experiences as a visually impaired person with 6th grade students from The Franklin School of Innovation.

"The reason and how I got into this work was really a fluke of nature when doctors told us that our second child, who had just been born, probably had Down syndrome," says Rich Robison, the executive director of the...

This interview is over sense of place with Ashley Boyce and Patrick Boyce

For Joel's class

My Godmother was born in February of 1962.

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Amber DiPietra, 29, and Jessie Lorenz, 31, talk about their visual impairments, and how they navigate the world.