Inclusion Revolution Radio

Size, ability and appearance all factor into a person’s choice in clothing. What happens when the clothes we are meant to feel confident in make us feel like hiding?

Download the TranscriptSize, ability and appearance all factor into a person’s choice in clothing. What happens when the sizes are fixed, the fasteners are too complicated, and the buttonholes are impossibly small? What happens when the clothes we are meant to feel confident in make us feel like hiding? On this episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio, we’re meeting social activism leaders in fashion, designing and curating confidence, one look at a time.Read the full article

Graduating from high school is a milestone, one that often serves as a launching point to college. This episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio explores that transition for students with intellectual disabilities and how post-secondary programs can lead inclusively.

Graduating high school is a milestone, one that often serves as a launching point to college.

In this special episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio, we looked back on the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, held 20 – 26 June in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Centered primarily at the University of Minnesota, USA Games were more than a competition; they were a powerful celebration of ability.

In this special episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio, we looked back on the 2026 Special Olympics USA Games, held 20 – 26 June in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

For many patients, especially those with intellectual disabilities, a routine visit to the doctor's office is anything but routine.

Download the TranscriptChildren’s National Hospital pediatric occupational therapist Katherine Williamson joins Inclusion Revolution Radio to discuss building more inclusive healthcare experiences for neurodivergent children, alongside disability advocates and "Patrice: The Movie" stars Patrice Jetter and Garry Wickham, who share their firsthand experiences navigating a healthcare system not designed with them in mind.Read the Full Article

Hosted by Special Olympics North America athlete reporter RJ Nealon, this episode of Inclusion Revolution Radio features guest Dr. Kara Ayers, parent advisor and co-researcher for the Disabled Parenting Project.

Hannah Teter and her brother, Amen Teter, grew up snowboarding, inheriting a love for the sport from their parents.