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On stage and in their own words. ๐ŸŽญ

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Through a partnership led by faculty members Drs. Rachelle Hole and Leyton Schnellert, adults with intellectual disabilities are using theatre as a platform for advocacy, storytelling, and conversations about inclusive housing.

Dr. Schnellert found that โ€œover years of collaboration, we kept returning to the same realizationโ€”stories about disability are too often told from the outside, and filtered through systems, policies or academic distance. One question kept resurfacing: What would change if theatre began with the lived experiences of people with intellectual disabilities?โ€

Find out more at news.ubc.ca