: New PTA association for special needs students; Georgia woman with rare condition empowers others
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Show Notes
Georgia has formed its first PTSA with a focus on special needs students. Special Education Parent Teacher Student Association was established to provide advocacy for special needs students and their families across the state – a group that lacks resources outside of the Atlanta metro area. Rose talks with Lola Green, the founder and executive director of the Urban Indigo Foundation, Priscilla Borders, the Georgia PTA family engagement chair and Anita Hagins Jones, the president of the Georgia PTA. They talk more about the mission of the association and its top priorities.
Althea Holmes has spent much of her life navigating a world that often underestimates what’s possible for people with rare conditions. She was born with Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita, and has suffered the loss of her husband and mother. Now, she’s using her life experience to support others through creativity. She offers a deeper glimpse into her journey and inspires others through a self-published bio-zine, called Ewkniklee Mee. Holmes talks with Rose about some of the most defining moments in her life.
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