Black Feathers Tue, 24 Mar 2026 08:48:19 -0400 http://www.blackfeathers.org en-us © 2026 Black Feathers yes b00c686f-81a9-52c5-b7ef-34a25c7329b6 stateofthestates@ku.edu Crystal Hernandez episodic false Black Feathers Podcast host Crystal Hernandez, Psy.D., MBA, discusses disability-related topics of interest to Tribal communities through data, storytelling, and innovative content. With this podcast, we embrace diversity, equity, and honor within our vast Tribal Nations. We will also be providing additional resources related to these topics to our audience and welcome everyone to join the conversation. Image Description: Black Feathers Logo, a blue circle surrounded by black feathers crossed with larger black and red feathers swirling around them, above text that reads "Black Feathers, Disability Conversations for All"

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) disability, intellectual disability, Crystal Hernandez stateofthestates@ku.edu https://storage.buzzsprout.com/v5pdz4abooymlme95m9y158vrjug?.jpg Black Feathers http://www.blackfeathers.org Crystal Hernandez, Psy.D., MBA Black Feathers S2E6: Honoring Wisdom: Elder Services in the Choctaw Nation Black Feathers S2E6: Honoring Wisdom: Elder Services in the Choctaw Nation In the final episode of season 2 of Black Feathers, Dr. Crystal Hernandez sits down with Betty Wharton, director of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Healthy Aging Program, to explore the vital work being done to support and uplift Elders within the Choctaw Nation.

Betty shares insight into the culturally centered services and support systems available to Elders, from healthcare access and home visits to intergenerational connection. Together, they discuss the importance of honoring Elders as carriers of knowledge, resilience, and community strength.

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]]> In the final episode of season 2 of Black Feathers, Dr. Crystal Hernandez sits down with Betty Wharton, director of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Healthy Aging Program, to explore the vital work being done to support and uplift Elders within the Choctaw Nation.

Betty shares insight into the culturally centered services and support systems available to Elders, from healthcare access and home visits to intergenerational connection. Together, they discuss the importance of honoring Elders as carriers of knowledge, resilience, and community strength.

www.facebook.com/Older-IndiansACLAoA/

]]> Crystal Hernandez Buzzsprout-17405284 Thu, 26 Jun 2025 14:00:00 -0500 3170 2 6 full false Black Feathers S2E5: Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma Black Feathers S2E5: Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma In this episode of Black Feathers Podcast, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez sits down with Jenifer Randle, Director of the Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma (DDCO). Together, they dive into the Council’s latest initiatives aimed at advancing equity, accessibility, and self-determination for Oklahomans with developmental disabilities. Jenifer shares insights into OKCDD’s programs, and how community voices shape the Council’s priorities. Tune in for an conversation about building a more inclusive Oklahoma for all.


]]> In this episode of Black Feathers Podcast, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez sits down with Jenifer Randle, Director of the Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma (DDCO). Together, they dive into the Council’s latest initiatives aimed at advancing equity, accessibility, and self-determination for Oklahomans with developmental disabilities. Jenifer shares insights into OKCDD’s programs, and how community voices shape the Council’s priorities. Tune in for an conversation about building a more inclusive Oklahoma for all.


]]> Buzzsprout-17371452 Fri, 20 Jun 2025 17:00:00 -0500 3041 2 5 full false Black Feathers S2E4: Cherokee Health Services Black Feathers S2E4: Cherokee Health Services In this episode of Black Feathers Podcast, Dr. Crystal Hernandez sit down with Dr. Amber Tiehen of Cherokee Health Services to explore the intersection of community, and healthcare.  They will dive into big initiatives happening at the Cherokee Health Services including the reporting from the Autism Task Force. Dr. Tiehen has worked for Cherokee Nation Health Services for ten years and feels at home serving her community and advocating for patients. 

]]> In this episode of Black Feathers Podcast, Dr. Crystal Hernandez sit down with Dr. Amber Tiehen of Cherokee Health Services to explore the intersection of community, and healthcare.  They will dive into big initiatives happening at the Cherokee Health Services including the reporting from the Autism Task Force. Dr. Tiehen has worked for Cherokee Nation Health Services for ten years and feels at home serving her community and advocating for patients. 

]]> Crystal Hernandez Buzzsprout-17296476 Sat, 07 Jun 2025 08:00:00 -0500 2176 2 4 full false Black Feathers S2E3: From The Start: Newborn Screenings Lead to Improved Life Black Feathers S2E3: From The Start: Newborn Screenings Lead to Improved Life From the moment a baby takes its first breath, early medical screenings can make a world of difference. In this episode of Black Feathers, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez talks with Shari Arceneaux, RN BSN, Newborn Screening Educator, OK State Department of Health about the critical role of newborn screenings in detecting life-altering conditions before symptoms even appear. Through expert insights, we discuss how these early interventions are saving lives, improving long-term health outcomes, and addressing disparities in healthcare access. Tune in as we discuss the science, the impact, and the future of newborn screening programs in Tribal Health Systems and throughout Oklahoma.

]]> From the moment a baby takes its first breath, early medical screenings can make a world of difference. In this episode of Black Feathers, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez talks with Shari Arceneaux, RN BSN, Newborn Screening Educator, OK State Department of Health about the critical role of newborn screenings in detecting life-altering conditions before symptoms even appear. Through expert insights, we discuss how these early interventions are saving lives, improving long-term health outcomes, and addressing disparities in healthcare access. Tune in as we discuss the science, the impact, and the future of newborn screening programs in Tribal Health Systems and throughout Oklahoma.

]]> Crystal Hernandez Buzzsprout-16829651 Thu, 20 Mar 2025 11:00:00 -0500 3193 2 3 full false Black Feathers S2E2: Transitional Services for Individuals with IDD at Gatesway Foundation Black Feathers S2E2: Transitional Services for Individuals with IDD at Gatesway Foundation In this episode, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez dives into the vital topic of transition services for Native American adults with disabilities. Joined by Stephanie Ninke and Dawn Newrider from the Gateways Foundation, this conversation explores the challenges, opportunities, and resources available to support these individuals on their path to independence. Tune in for an honest, important dialogue that sheds light on the intersection of culture, community, and disability services.

]]> In this episode, host Dr. Crystal Hernandez dives into the vital topic of transition services for Native American adults with disabilities. Joined by Stephanie Ninke and Dawn Newrider from the Gateways Foundation, this conversation explores the challenges, opportunities, and resources available to support these individuals on their path to independence. Tune in for an honest, important dialogue that sheds light on the intersection of culture, community, and disability services.

]]> Crystal Hernandez Buzzsprout-16402516 Wed, 08 Jan 2025 15:00:00 -0600 2673 2 2 full false Black Feathers S2E1: Child Care in Cheyenne and Arapaho Nations in Oklahoma Black Feathers S2E1: Child Care in Cheyenne and Arapaho Nations in Oklahoma In this episode, host Crystal Hernandez sits down with three esteemed disability child care experts from the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes, Carrie F. Whitlow, Mary Davenport, LMSW u/s, and Megan Hart. They share their invaluable experiences and insights on fostering inclusive environments for children with disabilities. Join us as we explore culturally responsive strategies, community support systems, and the vital role of advocacy in helping familes with quality and affordable child care services. Tune in to discover how these experts are paving the way for empowerment and resilience in their communities!

]]> In this episode, host Crystal Hernandez sits down with three esteemed disability child care experts from the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes, Carrie F. Whitlow, Mary Davenport, LMSW u/s, and Megan Hart. They share their invaluable experiences and insights on fostering inclusive environments for children with disabilities. Join us as we explore culturally responsive strategies, community support systems, and the vital role of advocacy in helping familes with quality and affordable child care services. Tune in to discover how these experts are paving the way for empowerment and resilience in their communities!

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-15827197 Fri, 27 Sep 2024 10:00:00 -0500 3598 2 1 full false Black Feathers 12: Strengthening Our People with Dana Miller Black Feathers 12: Strengthening Our People with Dana Miller This month host Crystal is joined by Dana Miller, a Seminole and Ojibwe citizen, who serves as Ward 1 Councilperson for the City of Seminole. In her professional career, Dana has proposed and implemented innovative strategies that have led to effective policy and best practices. Highlights of her career in Medicaid include implementing a policy that allowed for coverage of Native children residing in boarding schools. Dana has been recognized nationally for efforts to address healthcare disparities in tribal communities.  After a long tenure with state government, she now owns Dana Miller Consulting (DMC) where she provides expert guidance and advocacy for tribal health care programs. They discuss the importance of strengthening Native people: Gathering resources and knowledge about system navigation and bringing it back for the greater good.

]]> This month host Crystal is joined by Dana Miller, a Seminole and Ojibwe citizen, who serves as Ward 1 Councilperson for the City of Seminole. In her professional career, Dana has proposed and implemented innovative strategies that have led to effective policy and best practices. Highlights of her career in Medicaid include implementing a policy that allowed for coverage of Native children residing in boarding schools. Dana has been recognized nationally for efforts to address healthcare disparities in tribal communities.  After a long tenure with state government, she now owns Dana Miller Consulting (DMC) where she provides expert guidance and advocacy for tribal health care programs. They discuss the importance of strengthening Native people: Gathering resources and knowledge about system navigation and bringing it back for the greater good.

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-14147622 Thu, 14 Dec 2023 09:00:00 -0600 3222 1 12 full false Black Feathers 11: State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Black Feathers 11: State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities In Episode 11, Crystal talks with Dr. Shea Tanis, from the University of Kansas, about her project the State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. The State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities project was initiated in 1982 to investigate the determinants of public spending for intellectual and developmental disabilities services in the United States. The project has developed a 40-year record of revenue, spending, and programmatic trends in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the United States as a whole.

]]> In Episode 11, Crystal talks with Dr. Shea Tanis, from the University of Kansas, about her project the State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. The State of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities project was initiated in 1982 to investigate the determinants of public spending for intellectual and developmental disabilities services in the United States. The project has developed a 40-year record of revenue, spending, and programmatic trends in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the United States as a whole.

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-13960904 Mon, 13 Nov 2023 08:00:00 -0600 2291 1 11 full false Black Feathers 10: A Toolkit on Disability for Indian Country Black Feathers 10: A Toolkit on Disability for Indian Country Crystal talks with three individuals who serve on the National Indian Council on Aging (NICOA) Larry Curley, Navajo Nation, executive director of NICOA, Desiree Lapahie, Navajo Nation, data analyst of the NICOA and Rebecca Owl Morgan, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, project coordinator at the NICOA.  They discuss updates to the Toolkit "Understanding Disabilities in American Indian & Alaska Native Communities".

]]> Crystal talks with three individuals who serve on the National Indian Council on Aging (NICOA) Larry Curley, Navajo Nation, executive director of NICOA, Desiree Lapahie, Navajo Nation, data analyst of the NICOA and Rebecca Owl Morgan, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, project coordinator at the NICOA.  They discuss updates to the Toolkit "Understanding Disabilities in American Indian & Alaska Native Communities".

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-13237161 Mon, 17 Jul 2023 09:00:00 -0500 2709 1 10 full false Black Feathers 9: Pervasive Parenting with Kodey Toney Black Feathers 9: Pervasive Parenting with Kodey Toney In Episode 9, hosts Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Kodey Toney. Kodey is the director of the Pervasive Parenting Resource Center C.P.R.C., but most importantly he is a father and husband. He and his wife Jennifer have two sons, Konner and Kruz. Konner’s diagnosis of autism at the age of three has sparked him to create a resource center to help families in eastern Oklahoma cope with disabilities. In 2015, Toney received the TARC Parent Advocate of the Year award for the state of Oklahoma. He was also named the 2019 Oklahoma Advocate of the Year for Partners in Policymaking, and the 2019 Community Health Champion for the state of Oklahoma. He sits on more than 20 boards and committees and serves as a voice for fathers and rural communities. 

You can check out Pervasive Parenting’s website by clicking here: Pervasive Parenting Website

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast

]]> In Episode 9, hosts Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Kodey Toney. Kodey is the director of the Pervasive Parenting Resource Center C.P.R.C., but most importantly he is a father and husband. He and his wife Jennifer have two sons, Konner and Kruz. Konner’s diagnosis of autism at the age of three has sparked him to create a resource center to help families in eastern Oklahoma cope with disabilities. In 2015, Toney received the TARC Parent Advocate of the Year award for the state of Oklahoma. He was also named the 2019 Oklahoma Advocate of the Year for Partners in Policymaking, and the 2019 Community Health Champion for the state of Oklahoma. He sits on more than 20 boards and committees and serves as a voice for fathers and rural communities. 

You can check out Pervasive Parenting’s website by clicking here: Pervasive Parenting Website

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-13065720 Mon, 19 Jun 2023 08:00:00 -0500 2570 1 9 full false Black Feathers 8: Youth Engagement at Arizona's Sonoran Center Black Feathers 8: Youth Engagement at Arizona's Sonoran Center Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Joshua Drywater. Joshua is the Program Manager for Native Initiatives at the University of Arizona’s Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities. He and his team support people overcoming barriers to employment through initiatives such as the Finds Their Way Project. The Finds Their Way Project supports Native youth with disabilities in developing knowledge to participate in competitive, integrated employment.

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast 

]]> Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Joshua Drywater. Joshua is the Program Manager for Native Initiatives at the University of Arizona’s Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities. He and his team support people overcoming barriers to employment through initiatives such as the Finds Their Way Project. The Finds Their Way Project supports Native youth with disabilities in developing knowledge to participate in competitive, integrated employment.

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast 

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-12851064 Mon, 15 May 2023 08:00:00 -0500 2375 1 8 full false Black Feathers 7: Chickasaw Nation Perseverance: The Secret to Triumph Black Feathers 7: Chickasaw Nation Perseverance: The Secret to Triumph In episode 7, hosts Crystal and Shauna are joined by Dr. Misty Boyd and Dr. Shannon Dial. Dr. Dial received her PhD in 2014 and shortly after began her work for the Chickasaw Nation. Shannon has been with the tribe for eight years and currently works as the Executive Officer of the Integrated Services Division in the Department of Family Services. Because April is Autism Acceptance Month, they hope this episode will help raise awareness about the need for early childhood autism screening services, the importance of community and family voices, and they discuss the hurdles in setting up autism amenities in rural Tribal areas. 

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast 

]]> In episode 7, hosts Crystal and Shauna are joined by Dr. Misty Boyd and Dr. Shannon Dial. Dr. Dial received her PhD in 2014 and shortly after began her work for the Chickasaw Nation. Shannon has been with the tribe for eight years and currently works as the Executive Officer of the Integrated Services Division in the Department of Family Services. Because April is Autism Acceptance Month, they hope this episode will help raise awareness about the need for early childhood autism screening services, the importance of community and family voices, and they discuss the hurdles in setting up autism amenities in rural Tribal areas. 

For a full list of resources please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast 

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-12582758 Mon, 10 Apr 2023 10:00:00 -0500 2990 1 7 full false Black Feathers 6: Live Beyond the Conversation: Developmental Disability Month in Tribal Nations Black Feathers 6: Live Beyond the Conversation: Developmental Disability Month in Tribal Nations Crystal and Shauna investigate the partnerships across the U.S. between state Councils on Developmental Disabilities and Tribal Nations. They were joined by joined by Sarah Young Bear-Brown a member of the Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa - the Meskwaki Nation, Dr. Cheryl Funmaker and Kody Funmaker from the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin. Darold H. Joseph, Ph.D. of Paa-Is-wung-wa (Water Coyote Clan) from the Hopi Village of Lower Moenkopi.

]]> Crystal and Shauna investigate the partnerships across the U.S. between state Councils on Developmental Disabilities and Tribal Nations. They were joined by joined by Sarah Young Bear-Brown a member of the Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa - the Meskwaki Nation, Dr. Cheryl Funmaker and Kody Funmaker from the Ho-Chunk Nation in Wisconsin. Darold H. Joseph, Ph.D. of Paa-Is-wung-wa (Water Coyote Clan) from the Hopi Village of Lower Moenkopi.

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-12550384 Thu, 30 Mar 2023 12:00:00 -0500 3838 1 6 full false Black Feathers 5: Legacy Work with Jim E Warne Black Feathers 5: Legacy Work with Jim E Warne Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Jim Warne. Jim wears many hats, including those of educator, advocate, motivational speaker, and an Emmy-nominatedfilmmaker. He’s created continuing Education programs at SDSU Interwork Institute from 1993-2015, has written over 50 million in grants and contracts for universities and Tribal Nations and is currently the Community Engagement Director at University of South Dakota Center for Disabilities, Oyáte Circle Sanford School of Medicine. During this episode, Jim draws on his own personal experience of growing up with a father living with MS to discuss several topics including using correct terminology when referring to individuals living with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of staying connected to his Lakota heritage, and the barriers that Tribal Nations still face when trying to obtain legislative support. 

To learn more about the Oglala Sioux Tribe, you can checkout their website here: Oglala Lakota Nation

To view Jim’s Emmy-nominated short film “Oyáte un Itówapi” you can do so by clicking here: Oyáte un Itówapi and to view his other short film “Remember the Children” you can do so by clicking here: Remember the Children

For a full list of resources and to listen to our previous episodes, please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast

]]> Crystal and Shauna are joined by special guest Jim Warne. Jim wears many hats, including those of educator, advocate, motivational speaker, and an Emmy-nominatedfilmmaker. He’s created continuing Education programs at SDSU Interwork Institute from 1993-2015, has written over 50 million in grants and contracts for universities and Tribal Nations and is currently the Community Engagement Director at University of South Dakota Center for Disabilities, Oyáte Circle Sanford School of Medicine. During this episode, Jim draws on his own personal experience of growing up with a father living with MS to discuss several topics including using correct terminology when referring to individuals living with disabilities, emphasizing the importance of staying connected to his Lakota heritage, and the barriers that Tribal Nations still face when trying to obtain legislative support. 

To learn more about the Oglala Sioux Tribe, you can checkout their website here: Oglala Lakota Nation

To view Jim’s Emmy-nominated short film “Oyáte un Itówapi” you can do so by clicking here: Oyáte un Itówapi and to view his other short film “Remember the Children” you can do so by clicking here: Remember the Children

For a full list of resources and to listen to our previous episodes, please visit: The Black Feathers Podcast

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-12275324 Mon, 20 Feb 2023 08:00:00 -0600 2240 1 5 full false Black Feathers 4: Navigating Learning Disabilities and Managing Anxiety Black Feathers 4: Navigating Learning Disabilities and Managing Anxiety In this episode, hosts Crystal, Shauna, and this week’s guest Krista Fincher, speak to us regarding her personal journey with her children and their experience in navigating learning disabilities and anxiety. Krista is a Choctaw tribal member, a wife, mother of two and works as the Director for Chi Hullo Li, a residential treatment center for women. All three women hope this episode and the materials discussed help provide more insight into the early signs of learning disabilities, the challenges of getting specialized education services through school, and the self-esteem and anxiety issues that arise from having learning disabilities.

To learn more about Chi Hullo Li, please visit: chihulloli.com 
For the full list of resources, please visit: blackfeathers.org

]]> In this episode, hosts Crystal, Shauna, and this week’s guest Krista Fincher, speak to us regarding her personal journey with her children and their experience in navigating learning disabilities and anxiety. Krista is a Choctaw tribal member, a wife, mother of two and works as the Director for Chi Hullo Li, a residential treatment center for women. All three women hope this episode and the materials discussed help provide more insight into the early signs of learning disabilities, the challenges of getting specialized education services through school, and the self-esteem and anxiety issues that arise from having learning disabilities.

To learn more about Chi Hullo Li, please visit: chihulloli.com 
For the full list of resources, please visit: blackfeathers.org

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-11874319 Mon, 19 Dec 2022 10:00:00 -0600 2449 1 4 full false Black Feathers 3: Inclusion and Developmental Disabilities with Miranda Carman Black Feathers 3: Inclusion and Developmental Disabilities with Miranda Carman In episode three, Black Feathers hosts Crystal and Shauna, along with guest Miranda Carman, a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation and a clinical social worker who’s also a passionate advocate for children with autism and their families, will discuss Miranda’s own personal experience caring for her son with autism and the challenges they faced as a family with trying to get a clear diagnosis from physicians within the Tribal community. All three women hope this episode and the resources provided, help shed light on the early signs of autism, emphasize the importance of parental advocacy for children with autism, and the importance of culturally rooted services and treatment.

For the full list of resources, please visit: blackfeathers.org

]]> In episode three, Black Feathers hosts Crystal and Shauna, along with guest Miranda Carman, a member of the Muscogee Creek Nation and a clinical social worker who’s also a passionate advocate for children with autism and their families, will discuss Miranda’s own personal experience caring for her son with autism and the challenges they faced as a family with trying to get a clear diagnosis from physicians within the Tribal community. All three women hope this episode and the resources provided, help shed light on the early signs of autism, emphasize the importance of parental advocacy for children with autism, and the importance of culturally rooted services and treatment.

For the full list of resources, please visit: blackfeathers.org

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-11723689 Mon, 21 Nov 2022 10:00:00 -0600 2462 1 3 full false Black Feathers 2: Mental Health Within Native Families with Disabilities Black Feathers 2: Mental Health Within Native Families with Disabilities Black Feathers’ hosts Crystal and Shauna discuss the importance of mental health with Johnna James, citizen of Chickasaw Nation, who will talk about her family’s journey with disability, mental health and suicide. If you are having a mental health crisis please visit 988 Crisis Lifeline or call 988.  For additional resources visit blackfeathers.org

]]> Black Feathers’ hosts Crystal and Shauna discuss the importance of mental health with Johnna James, citizen of Chickasaw Nation, who will talk about her family’s journey with disability, mental health and suicide. If you are having a mental health crisis please visit 988 Crisis Lifeline or call 988.  For additional resources visit blackfeathers.org

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-11393123 Tue, 27 Sep 2022 09:00:00 -0500 2782 1 2 full false Black Feathers 1: Welcome to Black Feathers! Black Feathers 1: Welcome to Black Feathers! In this episode, co-hosts Crystal Hernandez, Psy.D., MBA, and Shauna Humphries, MS, LPC, will welcome listeners to Black Feathers Podcast.  In this podcast we will discuss disability-related topics of interest to Tribal communities through data, storytelling, and innovative content. Crystal and Shauna will share their own families stories with disability and how that motivated them to improve family access to resources and remove barriers for all.  Thank you for joining us and remember together, we are stronger and it is the roots that bind us and that none of us walk alone.

]]> In this episode, co-hosts Crystal Hernandez, Psy.D., MBA, and Shauna Humphries, MS, LPC, will welcome listeners to Black Feathers Podcast.  In this podcast we will discuss disability-related topics of interest to Tribal communities through data, storytelling, and innovative content. Crystal and Shauna will share their own families stories with disability and how that motivated them to improve family access to resources and remove barriers for all.  Thank you for joining us and remember together, we are stronger and it is the roots that bind us and that none of us walk alone.

]]> Crystal Hernandez and Shauna Humphreys Buzzsprout-11271071 Tue, 06 Sep 2022 12:00:00 -0500 1552 1 1 full false