Not an elected politician this time, but someone with significant international impact. Dr Jean Silvan Evans profiles Audrey Jones, the feminist, internationalist, campaigner and educator who is one of the most significant women in shaping modern Wales.

Learning about living with an undiagnosed mental disorder from my guest, who spent all 21 years of her life not knowing she had ADHD the entire time. How she found empowerment through her diagnosis, how she endured academia in a system that is catered to kids with "normal" brains, and many other questions we discuss that can be educational, relatable, or inspiring for all different types of listeners. (INSTAGRAM: @_audreyjones98)

For more information on ADHD, visit http://www.bcchildrens.ca/our-services/mental-health-services/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder-(adhd)

In this episode, Audrey Jones and I have a discussion about what it's like to teach in a large, Title 1 school.  You'll discover that although it gets a little overwhelming at times, every day is a new day and your students need you!

Audrey Jones is a fifth year teacher at a large title one school in Texas. She's passionate about cultural relevance and compassion in the classroom. Outside of school, she's a runner, worshipper, and a dog mama to the cutest dog in the world. 

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