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Coming back from a deadly illness and stroke is big enough challenge in itself, but the equal challenge that many don’t think about is having to survive with the disabilities from that incident, in a world that does not make any space for disability.
That is what Lisa Cox has had to do and not only has she manage that, she has made it her mission to remove the barriers and systemic injustice faced by people with a disability,
Lisa Cox OAM is an author, university researcher, TEDx speaker and internationally awarded thought leader. Her work is focused on changing social attitudes about disability using world's most powerful industries - like media.
In this episode she shares:
Key Quotes
“There's this idea that once you acquire a disability your life will be tragic.”
“All of my organs shut down and every cell in my boy died.”
“I realised I had a tonne of internalised ableism.”
More about Lis
Find out more via her website.
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If you want to find out more about what Ali does, check out her business via the website: http://www.trialtitudeperformance.com.au
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