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Charity Nebbe talks to Justin Phongsavanh about his journey to the 2020 Paralympic Games.
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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with Jessica Heims of Swisher and Erin Kerkhoff of Solon about qualifying for the 2020 Paralympic games in Tokyo.
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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with Jessica Heims of Swisher and Erin Kerkhoff of Solon about qualifying for the 2020 Paralympic games in Tokyo.
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Host Ben Kieffer and his guests have a number of quick conversations about the biggest news stories of the week, including a remembrances of one of Iowa's most prominent disability rights advocates.
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The adoption of flexible work arrangements during the pandemic has helped some employees for whom working from home is ideal. Will this trend continue for the post-pandemic work force?
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A disability advocacy organization is offering exclusive help hours in Spanish for the first time. This is the first step in their goal to achieve better access for minority communities across the state.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded the state of Iowa likely violated the constitutional rights of disabled residents at the state-run Glenwood Resource Center by subjecting them to harmful human experimentation and inadequate medical care.
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For the first time ever, this year’s Latino Hall of Fame ceremony recognized a leader in Iowa’s LGBTQ community, but that wasn’t the only first.
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More Iowans are voting by mail during the coronavirus pandemic than ever before, and blind and visually impaired voters have been asking state officials to allow them to do the same.
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When the coronavirus forced Iowa schools to close down last spring, schools couldn’t require remote learning unless they could accommodate children with special education needs. This school year, many families have chosen remote learning. Some are finding that doing this successfully is a big challenge.