Ramapo College of New Jersey celebrates Disability Awareness Month this upcoming October. Monday, October 1st at 1:00p.m. in the H-wing auditorium The Office of Specialized Services (OSS), along with the Women's Center celebrate with Keynote speaker Kristin Macdonald.
Kristin is a radio host, an inspirational speaker, and the creator of
“Second Vision”, a system she personally designed to help people
cultivate a new plan
for their lives when their first one fails. She assists people to let go
of what they can’t change and make the most of what they can change. As
stated on her website, “Second Vision” is based on The Triple A’s:
Acceptance, Appreciation,
and Action. Kristin applies the word “vision” to every aspect of a
person’s inner spirit in order to help them manifest their dreams."
At the age of 29, after breaking her arm for the second time, she
realized her vision was degenerating from a condition called Retinitis
Pigmentosa. Although her eye-sight is poor, her vision is perfect,
referring back to the inner spirit and going after your goals and
dreams. She is extremely empowering and after hearing her life-changing
speeches, you are deemed to live a life that you love, enjoy and truly
dreamed of.
She also hosts her own radio show “Second Vision,” which has
repeatedly landed in the top five among hundreds of pod casts. It
broadcasts from AIRSLA.org
and provides entertaining and life changing messages, since it is web
based, her radio
show is accessible from anywhere in the world and applies to
everyone, not just the visually impaired. This event is a must see and
will definitely count as CEC credit, we look forward to seeing you
there, off-campus visitors welcome.
To find out more about Kristin Macdonald please do visit her official website here
Listen to Kristin’s Radio Show “Second Vision” here
Founded in 1974, the Women’s Center was established to:
Dismantle, from a feminist perspective, all forms of oppression, including but not limited to those based on ability, age, class, ethnicity, gender, race, and sexual orientation.
Advocate for an equitable environment free from violence and harassment based on gender, race, and sexual orientation.
Create an anti-racist, non-sexist, queer-affirmative space where all people can feel valued and safe.
Facilitate and strengthen connections among people across lines of difference through programming and educational campaigns.
Integrate an appreciation of Women's Gender and Multicultural Studies across the disciplines.
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