“Lead with empathy, fight with fire”—with Mia Ives-Rublee

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Welcome to the summer/fall season of Off-Kilter! We’re excited to be back and up and running with the show after a break, just in time to mark Disability Pride Month. And to kick things off right, Rebecca sat back down with Mia Ives-Rublee, a long-time disability rights and justice activist who today serves as the director of the disability justice initiative at the Center for American Progress. They talk disability pride; what liberation means to the disability community; how Mia’s path as a transracial adoptee and competitive athlete shape her advocacy today; and lots more.

Links from this episode:

Follow Mia on Twitter (and Threads) @seemiaroll and learn more about of her work at CAP
Here’s a treasure trove of PBS Newshour content for Disability Pride Month
And here’s the last Off-Kilter episode with more on why updating SSI is necessary to economic liberation for disabled people
Nominate the changemakers you most want to hear from by emailing us at OffKilterShow@TCF.org

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