Nicole Jorwic

Great to be here. Glad to be here.

Great to be here. Glad to be here.

Great to be here. Glad to be here.

That's the double. Get all the sweetness in there. It's almost like a cup, a morning cupcake. I like that. Nicole Jorwick. I am the chief program officer for Caring Across Generations, lifelong disability advocate. And I think my favorite would be probably Banana Nut.

That's the double. Get all the sweetness in there. It's almost like a cup, a morning cupcake. I like that. Nicole Jorwick. I am the chief program officer for Caring Across Generations, lifelong disability advocate. And I think my favorite would be probably Banana Nut.

That's the double. Get all the sweetness in there. It's almost like a cup, a morning cupcake. I like that. Nicole Jorwick. I am the chief program officer for Caring Across Generations, lifelong disability advocate. And I think my favorite would be probably Banana Nut.

All right.

All right.

All right.

Yeah. And for me, disability, I've been really lucky that disability has been a through line thread in my life. I have a brother who has autism. He's 35. But actually, before he was even born, his name's Chris. I'm sure I'll talk about him a lot because he's also my favorite Medicaid recipient.

Yeah. And for me, disability, I've been really lucky that disability has been a through line thread in my life. I have a brother who has autism. He's 35. But actually, before he was even born, his name's Chris. I'm sure I'll talk about him a lot because he's also my favorite Medicaid recipient.

Yeah. And for me, disability, I've been really lucky that disability has been a through line thread in my life. I have a brother who has autism. He's 35. But actually, before he was even born, his name's Chris. I'm sure I'll talk about him a lot because he's also my favorite Medicaid recipient.

But before he was even born, I was in the first included school district many decades ago in the first classroom in our school district where we had people with disabilities in our classroom, in our regular ed classroom. And so for me, the term disability integration and community integration is really something that I've been lucky to live at so many different phases of my life.

But before he was even born, I was in the first included school district many decades ago in the first classroom in our school district where we had people with disabilities in our classroom, in our regular ed classroom. And so for me, the term disability integration and community integration is really something that I've been lucky to live at so many different phases of my life.

But before he was even born, I was in the first included school district many decades ago in the first classroom in our school district where we had people with disabilities in our classroom, in our regular ed classroom. And so for me, the term disability integration and community integration is really something that I've been lucky to live at so many different phases of my life.

And the term integration is based in the Latin root integrare, which means to make whole. And for me, every part of my existence wouldn't have been whole without my friends and relatives and colleagues with disabilities.

And the term integration is based in the Latin root integrare, which means to make whole. And for me, every part of my existence wouldn't have been whole without my friends and relatives and colleagues with disabilities.

And the term integration is based in the Latin root integrare, which means to make whole. And for me, every part of my existence wouldn't have been whole without my friends and relatives and colleagues with disabilities.

Making my mom proud. You know, what can I say?

Making my mom proud. You know, what can I say?