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Think Inclusive

Tim Villegas
Inclusive Education
Inclusion
Special Education
Equity In Education
Inclusion In Education
Disability Rights
Reynols
Leadership In Schools
Experimental Rock Music
Miguel Tomasin
Individuals With Disabilities Education Act
Children With Disabilities
Early Childhood Education
School Culture
Mental Health In Schools
Co-Teaching
Student Support Services
Maryland Coalition For Inclusive Education
Advocacy
Oregon Department Of Education

Think Inclusive brings you real conversations about building schools where every learner belongs.

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Dr. Jen Newton is an Associate Professor of Special Education at Ohio University and founder of Teaching is Intellectual. Jen works to re‑imagine general education as the default setting for all learners and centers belonging, access to curriculum, a... more

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Will Parker is an educator, author, and executive coach. Will helps school leaders build strong cultures, communication, and community through his work at Principal Matters. He’s a former principal and host of the Principal Matters podcast. Will’s wo... more

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Brit Barron - Speaker, author, and comedian. Brit’s work explores how we stay connected in a polarized world, focusing on empathy, belonging, and liberation for all people. Brit’s book, Do You Still Talk to Grandma?, dives into cancel culture and nav... more

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Jack Pearpoint: Canadian publisher, inclusion advocate, and co‑creator of person‑centered planning tools like MAPS, PATH, and Circle of Friends. Jack’s work centers on relationships and building local leadership for change so every learner belongs. more

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Recent Guests

Brit Barron
Speaker, author, and comedian exploring connections in polarized contexts.
Episode: How to Talk to People You Disagree With—Insights from Brit Barron
Cathi Davis
Principal of Ruby Bridges Elementary School
Ruby Bridges Elementary School
Episode: Cathi Davis on Creating Schools Where Every Learner Belongs
Samuel Habib
Co-director of The Ride Ahead, a college student and advocate for disability awareness
Episode: The Ride Ahead: Samuel and Dan Habib on Disability, Storytelling, and Inclusion
Dan Habib
Co-director of The Ride Ahead, a documentary filmmaker and advocate
Westchester Institute for Human Development
Episode: The Ride Ahead: Samuel and Dan Habib on Disability, Storytelling, and Inclusion
Elizabeth Bonker
Advocate for non-speakers with autism, author, and musician
Communication for All
Episode: Elizabeth Bonker: Empowering Nonspeakers with Communication and Education
Dr. Leah Kelley
Neurodivergent education consultant, author, and parent who advocates for inclusion.
Episode: Exploring Play's Role in Inclusion and Personal Growth
Dr. Kari Gustafson
Instructor and researcher in Disability Studies with a focus on role-playing games and inclusion.
Douglas College
Episode: Exploring Play's Role in Inclusion and Personal Growth
Rachel Zemach
Deaf author and former teacher
Author of The Butterfly Cage
Episode: Unveiling The Deaf Experience: Rachel Zemach's Identity Transformation Journey
Emily Ladau
Activist, writer, and speaker, editor of Able News
Able News
Episode: Navigating Disability Advocacy Amidst Political Challenges and Misunderstandings

Host

Tim Villegas
Host of discussions centered around inclusive education and advocacy, emphasizing personal narratives and professional experiences.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 85 ratings
  • New season episode 1 is EXCEPTIONAL

    The new season opener featuring Tim doing a deep dive on the persistent issues with segregated schooling spaces is phenomenal. As are many other episodes! One of my fave education pods @ the moment 🎉

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KtNew9
    United Statesa year ago
  • Military special needs family

    Thank you for all you’re doing at Think Inclusively. I first heard you on the Ashley Barlow podcast and knew I needed to add your podcast to my library. My son, who has Down syndrome, has been in 4 different districts and states spanning from preschool to 1st grade. Without educating myself through podcasts and online courses I wouldn’t know how to properly advocate for his inclusive education. Regardless of an out of state IEP stating “general education” for placement, we are always faced with ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Camper Kids Mom
    United States3 years ago
  • Steller

    Wow professional crisp clear and insightful! This podcast really opens my eyes to some fk the issues that are not addressed in education systems around the world! Thank you for brining us these perspectives!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam Aiko organicmatrix
    United States3 years ago
  • Inspiring.

    Great to hear a podcast approaching disability inclusivity in education.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Guthtaigh
    United States3 years ago
  • Inclusivity always works

    This is a podcast I didn't know I needed to hear. It examines our culture, society and individual perceptions of disabilities, diversity, and stereotypes. Episodes examine impact of social justice, social media and general socialization that may unintentionally or purposefully further segregate and exclude those with disabilities, particularly in regards to careers and education systems. The dialogues around CRT and education are thorough and well covered. I really enjoyed the conversation and h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ten Hands One Home
    United States3 years ago

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The show is praised for its deep dives into essential topics relevant to educators and parents, helping them advocate for children with disabilities.
Listeners consistently appreciate the insightful discussions on the challenges and opportunities in inclusive education.
Feedback highlights the high quality of guests and practical strategies shared, making it a valuable resource for those in the education sector.

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How to Talk to People You Disagree With—Insights from Brit Barron
Q: So I don't know if you get that a lot.
Yes, I get a lot of people who are a little hesitant to read it, not thinking they'll like it.
How to Talk to People You Disagree With—Insights from Brit Barron
Q: So, what's your elevator pitch? When someone says, what's your book about? What do you say?
Essentially, the book is about what to do when we have relationships in our life with people who we love, and also deeply disagree with.
How to Talk to People You Disagree With—Insights from Brit Barron
Q: Can I just tell you, I'm going to hold this up to the camera here. This is your book.
Yes, there she is.
Cathi Davis on Creating Schools Where Every Learner Belongs
Q: What does collaboration look like at Ruby Bridges?
Collaboration is intentionally created through scheduled time for general and special education teachers to work together.
Cathi Davis on Creating Schools Where Every Learner Belongs
Q: How did that belief shape the design and culture of Ruby Bridges from the very beginning?
The belief of 'We Thought of You When We Made This Place' prioritized making every part of the school welcoming for students.

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Focused on fostering inclusive education practices, content centers around the intersection of disability awareness and social justice within educational systems. Episodes feature discussions on advocacy, storytelling, and practical strategies for educators, students, and families aiming to ensure that all learners, especially those with disabilities, find a place in mainstream education. Listeners can expect insights from experienced advocates, educators, and thought leaders who engage in meaningful dialogues about the complexities of inclusion, equity, and personal narratives that enhance understanding of educational challenges and successes.

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Recent guests on Think Inclusive include:

1. Brit Barron
2. Cathi Davis
3. Samuel Habib
4. Dan Habib
5. Elizabeth Bonker
6. Dr. Leah Kelley
7. Dr. Kari Gustafson
8. Rachel Zemach

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