
Think Inclusive brings you real conversations about building schools where every learner belongs.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationCoursesSociety & Culture | |||

Dr. Michael Barla is an early childhood educator and former higher‑ed faculty member who now works at the Anchor Center for Blind Children in Denver. In 2024, he completed a residential fellowship at the Clyfford Still Museum, where he designed a sen... more
Katie Novak is an internationally recognized education consultant, author, and expert in Universal Design for Learning. She teaches at the University of Pennsylvania and leads Novak Education, helping schools and districts disrupt inequitable systems... more
Jennifer Berkshire: Education writer, author, and co-host of Have You Heard. Known for her sharp analysis of education policy and its impact on communities.
Jack Schneider: Historian of education, researcher, and co-host of Have You Heard. Jack brin... more
On this special Giving Tuesday edition of Think Inclusive, host Tim Villegas celebrates 13 years of the podcast and the ongoing work of MCIE to advance inclusive education. The live event features interactive games, audience participation, and heartf... more
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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 🎉
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
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!
Great to hear a podcast approaching disability inclusivity in education.
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
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Focusing on the commitment to inclusive education, various episodes feature conversations about strategies, challenges, and personal stories that revolve around creating educational environments where all students feel a sense of belonging. Noteworthy themes include advocacy for non-speaking autistic learners, discussions on the importance of representation in media, and explorations of systemic changes necessary for true inclusivity in schools. The series includes insights from educators, advocates, and individuals with disabilities, making it a rich resource for both professionals in the education sector and anyone passionate about the inclusion of diverse learner experiences in educational settings.
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Recent guests on Think Inclusive include:
1. Jennifer Berkshire
2. Jack Schneider
3. Lisa Mihalich Quinn
4. Meghan Ashburn
5. Jules Edwards
6. Madison Tevlin
7. Will Parker
8. Brit Barron
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