Whether positive or negative, the impact family has on our development is immeasurable and incontestable. For disabled people, family members can be either the biggest supporters or hurdles in their journeys.
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"It has taken me 52 years to accept and fully embrace my [disabled] identity…. I can finally breathe as I have found my calling and my voice. I feel empowered."
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In this episode, Tiffany Yu speaks with Arthur Gwynne, a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and accessibility in the music industry. Arthur shares his personal journey navigating disability, and discusses the challenges of balancing self-care with professional responsibilities. Arthur shares RAMPD’s mission to promote inclusion and support for disabled music professionals, along with the tools and strategies that have helped him succeed. Join us as we dive into his experiences working with artist Lachi, the growth of RAMPD, and the evolving conversation around accessibility and identity in professional spaces.
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I say, buy the book, read the book, and then re-read the book.
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