by Disability Rights Center of the Virgin Islands
Ability Radio is a program of the Disability Rights Center of the Virgin Islands to promote a more inclusive Virgin Islands. Ability Radio brings you information on healthcare, art, culture, education and current affairs.
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April 4, 2025
Host Kishma B. Francis and guests Dr. Muria Nisbett, and Destiny Samuel discuss grief by sharing personal stories and advice on how grief impacts children and adults. They explore various types of grief, such as losing a loved one or facing life changes like ending relationships, changing jobs, and moving. This episode offers valuable tips on supporting ourselves and others in times of sadness. It emphasizes the importance of allowing everyone to speak openly about their feelings without judgment and highlights how seeking help from a therapist can be life-changing.
March 13, 2025
Join Amelia Headley-Lamont and teacher Diane Collingwood on Ability Radio as they talk about a cool journey from dance to farming. Diane shares her amazing story of becoming the first woman to graduate in farming from the University of the Virgin Islands. She loves to change how we teach farming and wants to help young people get involved. You’ll learn about how important women are in farming, why having good communication skills matters, and how kids can make a difference through farming and caring for the environment. They’ll talk about the challenges and chances in farming in the Virgin Islands and the new ideas to help people grow food and take care of our planet.
March 13, 2025
Join Amelia Headley-Lamont from the Disability Rights Center of the Virgin Islands for an important talk about help for finding and keeping jobs. Special guest Kimberly Washington from Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) and her team members, Reneta Adjodha and Rifkah Deane, share how they help students with disabilities move from school to good jobs. Learn how important it is to support people with disabilities and why having jobs in the community helps them succeed! Shammi Carr, DRCVI advocate, discusses collaborations, workforce readiness, and job accommodations. She explains how people work together to help others get ready for jobs and find the right support they need. It focuses on helping students and adults get equal chances to work in different jobs, like government, stores, cooking, or fixing things. The goal is to help everyone find satisfying and lasting jobs they enjoy.
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