Interview with Dr.Sweta Ruparel - Ep-08 in Podcast Interview Series with Women Who Stammer (WWS)

Welcome to the TISA podcast series, featuring inspiring one-on-one interviews with Women Who Stammer (WWS). In each episode, these incredible women share their unique journeys, offering insights and inspiration to all. With strength and determination, they navigate societal misconceptions, transforming their stammer into a symbol of courage and resilience. By embracing their unique voices, they inspire others to value authenticity and demonstrate true strength, making their achievements all the more remarkable and empowering.
About our guest - Dr.Sweta Ruparel :
Dr. Ruparel is a dedicated long-time member of TISA. She is a doctor by profession and a passionate advocate for social and reform movements, including the anti-corruption movement and the Right to Information Act. Her contributions to the TISA MOOC and TISA communication workshops have been incredibly valuable for People Who Stammer (PWS). She also plays a crucial role in TISA, empowering women who stammer.
About our host - Vidya Lalgudi Jaishankar:
Vidya Lalgudi Jaishankar is an interdisciplinary artist and visual storyteller. As an artist who stammers and has hearing loss, she advocates for diversity and accessibility in interpersonal communication through her creative endeavours. She uses her art as a platform to initiate dialogues surrounding the cultural and social models of stammering and as a tool for promoting self-acceptance.

[@thekuldipbhatt]

Very inspiring poscast. Amazing work. Keep up the great work

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Thanks for sharing your experience

[@satksri]

Impostor syndrome is very common. We all have suffered from self doubt... the trick is to acknowledge and carry on.