About this episode

The episode discusses the conclusion of the Embracing Possibility exhibit and its impact on the community regarding disability justice.

On June 16th, the Embracing Possibility – Georgia’s Disability Justice Journey exhibit at the Tubman Museum in Macon, Georgia, ended its run. After a year of engaging conversations, collaborations, and community gatherings, this exhibit, which focused on what is possible for Georgians with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), concluded. Many groups worked together to make the exhibit happen. They included the Center on Human Development and Disability at the University of...

Topics covered

• disability justice
• community engagement
• intellectual disabilities
• developmental disabilities
• exhibits
• collaboration

Keywords

• disability
• exhibit
• Georgia
• community
• intellectual disabilities
• developmental disabilities
• justice

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, Center on Human Development and Disability

Places: Macon, Georgia

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