Jennifer Bartlett has long been using her voice to advocate for people with disabilities: first as a poet and a writer, and later as an activist in New York City.Here’s her story of how speaking up for disabled people at a Rise and Resist activist meeting led her to her current role within the MTA President's Office for Systemwide Accessibility, where she works on changing the culture around disability access.Support Jennifer’s work at zoeglossia.org: a community for writers with disabilities.Find Art, Humanity & Action on Instagram (instagram.com/arthumanityaction), Facebook (facebook.com/arthumanityaction), Twitter (twitter.com/arthumanityact), and www.arthumanityaction.com OUR HOUSE Credits:Production and editing by Jeff Rose.Music by Audioblocks and Jeff Rose.Hosted by Nicole Ferraro.