A Frosty Reception with Serenne Vikebø
Asking questions is an important part of learning inside and outside of school. A big part of educating children is encouraging them to do research on topics they wish to learn about but, what about uncomfortable question regarding disabled people? Have you tried to teach your child not to look, approach, or ask questions? On this weeks episode we meet disability advocate Serenne Vikebø from Norway as she shares her journey living with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type 2, her work as a full time Sivil Economist, The importance of people of all ages asking question about disability, and so much more. To follow along on Serenne's journey click the links below.
https://www.instagram.com/serennev
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/serenne-vikeb%C3%B8-055718203/
Until next time Keep Calm and Roll on.
Serenne Vikebø
Sivil economist
I'm 24 years old, engaged to a lovely fiance and live in my own bought apartment. I'm a sivil economist, and I work full time with assistance for disabled people like myself in a norwegian concept called BPA (personal assistance). I also volunteer in three different disability organizations with several roles in each, and would call myself an activist.