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Jennifer Chassman Browne

Jenn has lived with Rheumatoid Arthritis since she was six years old. While she was an active and athletic child, as an adult, her arthritis has become more limiting.

For most of her professional life, Jenn has been an English teacher and school leader, and has loved the time that she spent with the teenagers that she taught, many of whom she still has in her life.

For the past seven years, she has worked as a DEI and disability advocate. In her work as a disability advocate and educator, she brings disability awareness into all of the work that she does. Too often, serving and supporting people with disabilities is not part of the national conversation. She helps the people with whom she works to consider how we can create a world that is more inclusive of all people, including people with disabilities.

Jenn has also earned certification as a listener poet and is invested in using poetry and storytelling to help build connections between people and to aid in the development of empathy and understanding.

Jenn loves writing, and collaborated with her husband, Kevin, on a poetry collection last year. She most enjoys spending time with her sweetie and her pup, Indy, at home on the central coast of California.

You can find information about Jenn and her work and this book at New Ground Educational Consulting.

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See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability

See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability

See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability will help you to gain an understanding of the varied answers to these questions.

25% of people in the world live with disabilities. See Us, Know Us introduces the reader to a diverse group of people who share their experiences in honest and vulnerable ways that lead the reader to carry these stories out into the world, thinking about and retelling them.

Upon stepping into these stories, readers will be captivated and feel connected. As well, they will learn so much about the lives, joys, and challenges of those living with disabilities. Readers will leave with a desire to create a world that is more accepting and inclusive; a world in which all feel that they belong.

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