Meet Rena Rosen. She’s the founder of Art of Compassion, an organization dedicated to a higher level of acceptance, appreciation, and understanding of physical differences among parents and children in our community. During our conversation she shares about what is was like to grow up with a noticeable physical disability and how she’s using her story to make the world a better place. And just like last week’s guest, Jenn, she shares how we can help our kids have appropriate encounters out in public with people who are different.

If you’re parenting a child with a disability or you live with a disability, head to the AbleFinder FB page and click “Send Message” to be connected to a global community of support so you don’t have to feel isolated.

Connect with Rena at Art of Compassion’s FB Page and go buy her book, The Courage to Be Kind.

The other projects she mentioned are the Nora Project and Changing the Face of Beauty.

Imagine a world where people with disabilities and their caretakers could find instant community and break that feeling of isolation. That’s that Summer, the founder of AbleFinder, has set out to do. She also has some other brilliant ideas to make the process of getting services easier. You’ll love how her story has drive her to action in a way that will surely impact the stories of families across the globe.

To register using the nifty, new ChatBot, click here. Then click the blue “Send Message” button. You’ll also want to share it with everyone you know.

That blog post I mentioned about our kids’ futures is here.

To read the amazing stories of the AbleFinder community, follow their Instagram account here. Ty was featured in early December.