Opening Doors Season 2, episode 4 features an interview with Tatiana Lee, an actress, international model, and activist born with spina bifida.Transcript at http://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S02-Ep04-Tatiana-Lee-Transcript.pdfOpening D
Opening Doors Season 2, episode 3 features an interview with Vince Medrano, a queer Mexican trans man committed to mental health research and community advocacy.Transcript at http://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S02-Ep03-Vince-Medrano-Trans
Opening Doors Season 2, episode 2 features an interview with Elsa Sjunneson, an award-winning deafblind writer and editor.Transcript at http://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S02-Ep02-Elsa-Sjunneson-Transcript.pdfOpening Doors is produced b
Opening Doors Season 2, episode 1 features an interview with Nasreen Alkhateeb, an award-winning cinematographer, whose work amplifies underrepresented voices.Transcript at http://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S02-Ep01-Nasreen-Alkhateeb-Tra
Opening Doors episode 4 features an interview with ChrisTiana ObeySumner, the CEO of Epiphanies of Equity, a social equity consulting firm specializing in social change, intersectionality, anti-racism, and disability justice. Transcript at ht
Opening Doors episode 3 features an interview with King Khazm, an artist, producer, educator and community organizer.Transcript at https://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S01-EP03-Transcript.pdfOpening Doors is produced by the Seattle Cultur
Opening Doors Episode 2 features an interview with Troy Coalman, a passionate leader, fundraiser, and tireless advocate for the disabled community.Transcript at https://seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S01-EP02-Transcript.pdfOpening Doors is
Opening Doors Episode 1 features an interview with Kameko Thomas, writer and founder of Vonem Creative Media.Transcript at https://www.seattlecac.org/s/Opening-Doors-S01-Ep01-Transcript.pdfOpening Doors is produced by the Seattle Cultural A
Opening Doors is produced by the Seattle Cultural Accessibility Consortium and Jack Straw Cultural Center. This podcast was made possible by The Awesome Foundation and the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture with in-kind support from Jack Straw