Little City, Big Voices
Little City, Big Voices
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Sharing the real stories of people who love, empower and champion children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health challenges.
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Focuses on stories of empowerment, advocacy, and community support, featuring episodes that explore themes like parenting children with I/DD, mental health awareness, and the impact of legislation on families, with examples including conversations about effective advocacy strategies and personal journeys of resilience.
Sharing the real stories of people who love, empower and champion children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health challenges.
Todd Mrowice of IKEA Schaumburg joins Little City, Big Voices to share how a simple campus visit grew into a meaningful partnership that helped transform the new Bell Family Arts Center. Todd talks about community engagement, corporate partnerships, and IKEA’s role in furnishing and designing a space built to support creativity, connection, and skill-building.
The conversation comes just ahead of the Bell Family Arts Center ribbon cutting on August 15, celebrating the many partners who helped bring the new space to life.
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