Inclusive Education Project Podcast

Inclusion advocate and author, Nate Trainor, joins us on the podcast today to discuss his personal fight for inclusion. Nate shares his personal journal of exclusion along with what his personal mission is today.  Not only are we joined by Nate on today’s episode, but we are excited to also speak to Nate’s mother, Jean Trainor, and his 6th-grade teacher and family friend, Shelby. Nate is an advocate for the acceptance of people with disabilities. Nate is nonverbal due to having a rare disorder called Joubert Syndrome. He uses supported typing to communicate and believes everyone should have the right to communicate. Show Highlights: Nate shares why it was so important for him to write his book, https://amzn.to/3NaRtHw (Nate’s Triumph). Nate shares how easy inclusion can be with the proper support. Nate shares some of his favorite memories. Struggles plague Nate like everyone else. He shares some of his greatest. People judge Nate for having a disability. Keep working toward your goals is an important m