WELCOME TO
SOUNDS OF AWARENESS
This is Paul Van Dyck, inviting you to tune in to Sounds of Awareness, the first Friday of each month at 10:30 AM. We discuss the biases and attitudes surrounding people with disabilities, and the discrepancies in employment, transportation, housing, and other facets of American life. Tune in, first Friday, 10:30 AM here on your community station, KBOO-FM, (90.7 on your FM dial) Portland, OR! Serving the NW Oregon and SW Washington area.
SOUNDS OF AWARENESS
IMPORTANT: Special Edition of Sounds of Awareness to broadcast April 30. Susie Wynne tells of her college party, a fall from a balcony and how she clung to life in the hospital. Doctors, family and friends thought she would never regain consciousness.
May , 2008
Title: They Can't Find Anything wrong:
7 Keys to Understanding, Treating and Healing Stress Illness.
Author: David D. Clarke, MD. Paul Van Dyck interviews the author, May 2008.
March 14 , 2008
Bob Gravely, Public Relations, QWEST, tells how telephone are becoming more accessible to people with disabilities.
February 1 , 2008
Dr. James (Blue) Bickford discussed THE BRAILLE PROJECT at Portland State University and the urgent need for teachers of the blind.
January 4, 2008
Where did my bus go? How to go with the new C-Tran Schedule and Transit Center. Walt Gordon of C-Tran discusses the new schedules and routes, and how problems are being worked out.Dr. James (Blue) Bickford discussed THE BRAILLE PROJECT at Portland State University and the urgent need for teachers of the blind.
December 7, 2007 - listen to Show MP3
Coming soon to a radio station near you.
Contact the producers of this program send e-mail to: paulvandyck@comcast.net
Why Accessibility is Important - - Articles and Notes
Listen to February 2005 show - interview of Wayne Yarnall of ADA Build it Right.
Contact Radio Station KBOO and view their web page.
NOTE: KBOO web page is not really very friendly to screen readers like JAWS or Window Eyes.
Other Resources on Disability Issues
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