Today’s guests are Meghan Todd and Sheryl Goldstein of the Framingham Disability Commission.
Sheryl is a longtime education advocate, serving on the Framingham Special Education Parent Advisory Council and a founding advisory board member of the Chris Walsh Center for Educators and Families of MetroWest at Framingham State. She is currently a member of the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, and chair of the Framingham Disability Commission.
Meghan Todd has spent her career working in student residence life at Wellesley College. She is a DEI/Disability Rights advocate, and today is Vice Chair of the Framingham Disability Commission.
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In this episode we discuss:
How to define disability and how it can happen to anyone
What is the mission of the Disability Commission
How the Disability Commission works with agencies and non-profits in the area
What project they would both like to see in the city
Information about the Disability Flag Raising Ceremony on Wednesday, July 26 at the Memorial Building
Show Links:
Framingham Disability Commission: https://www.framinghamma.gov/2543/Disability-Commission
Framingham ADA Flag Raising Ceremony Facebook Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/757258962797587
The Ham’er Newsletter: thehamer.substack.com
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Meghan Todd & Sheryl Goldstein: Raising Awareness about Framingham's Disability Community