We have an inclusive, historic, story-telling filled show for you this week on Episode 201 of The Hidden Workforce!

Welcome Dennis Delemar, Founder and Director of the Greenwood Film Festival!

Dennis shares with us the journey of starting the Greenwood Film Festival, the power of inclusive and representative storytelling, and how they are opening doors for new filmmakers to direct and produce films- including filmmakers with disabilities!

We are excited to see how this film festival grows and the inclusion that grows with it!

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We are celebrating a very special 200th episode on this week’s show of The Hidden Workforce!

Host, Lisa and Co-Host, Maggie come together to share their excitement for this milestone in our show’s history and to celebrate, have chosen some special episodes that continue to have a substantial impact with our listeners as well as sharing important messages of inclusion!

We’ll feature excerpts from the following shows:

A throwback episode from season 1 with Chuck and Virginia Baldridge (Ep. 12): https://spotify.link/EBe70LIRGXb

A Spelling to Communicate mash-up from our 3 S2C shows featuring:
Jake Wright (Ep. 178): https://spotify.link/0NBinsORGXb

Lori Rogers (Ep. 190): https://spotify.link/Rh4lleRRGXb

Elizabeth Vosseller (Ep. 199): https://spotify.link/9HXXZuSRGXb

Cassandra Oakes with SHEP (Ep. 191): https://spotify.link/fwtVGvZRGXb

Kim Vento with Stars on Stage (Ep. 163): https://spotify.link/vonHmu2RGXb

And John and Mark Cronin with John’s Crazy Socks! (Ep. 164): https://spotify.link/wP4Bwh9RGXb

Enjoy the show, and again, we can’t say it enough- thank you to every guest who has been on our show for sharing your stories and/or the programs/organizations you work with that are making a difference for people with different abilities. Thank you to every listener and fan for tuning in to our shows, following us on our social medias, subscribing to our podcast streams, and sticking out this amazing journey with us! You all are why we do what we do!

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Like we have shared before- Spelling to Communicate (S2C) has taken the world by storm! We’ve heard from a guest who is a speller, a mother’s perspective on how life-changing S2C has been for her son and their family, and NOW we have the woman who started it ALL on this week’s Episode 199 of The Hidden Workforce!

Welcome Speech-Language Pathologist, Executive Director of I-ASC and Founder of Spelling to Communicate (S2C), Elizabeth Vosseller!

“Elizabeth Vosseller has worked with individuals with complex communication and sensory-motor differences since 1995. She began her career as an SLP at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, DC where she began to specialize in autism. From there, Elizabeth spent twelve years as an Assistant Professor at The George Washington University teaching more than twenty different courses to undergraduate and graduate students in both Speech and Hearing Sciences and the Graduate School of Education and Human Development... She opened Growing Kids Therapy Center (GKTC) in Herndon, Virginia. In 2013, she began using Assistive Technology to educate and teach students the purposeful motor skills to Spell to Communicate (S2C)...” (from https://tacanow.org/biography/elizabeth-vosseller/ bio).

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