Inside Advocacy: How Change Happens from the Ground Up
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Inside Advocacy: How Change Happens from the Ground Up
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Join host Bruce Drake of ARISE – EFR as he sits down with statewide systems advocate Phil Preen to unpack how meaningful systems-change happens in the world of disability rights and independent living.
In this episode, we explore:
- What it really means to be a systems advocate and how that role differs from direct service.
- Phil’s roots in community organizing, his own connection to disability via his sister, and how that experience shaped his work.
- The function of independent living centers—what sets them apart and how they empower people with disabilities.
- Real wins in advocacy: from improvements to accessible voting equipment to protections around source-of-income discrimination.
- The balance between policy-wonk detail and person-centered organizing, and why trust and credibility matter in this work.
Whether you’re a disability-rights advocate, policy-enthused citizen, or simply curious about how grassroots effort connects to institutional change, this episode offers a powerful look at how lasting impact is built—one relationship, one system, one community at a time.
Tune in to discover how empowerment, organizing, and policy intersect to move the needle on justice and inclusion.
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