Alison Tedford: Intersectionality As An Indigenous, Single Mom With A Disability
Alison Tedford: Intersectionality As An Indigenous, Single Mom With A Disability
Alison Tedford is an author, marketing consultant, and mom from Abbotsford, BC, Canada. Her work has been published on AlJazeera, CBC, Upworthy, and Today’s Parent, and her debut book, Chronic Profit, is being released by Self Counsel Press in April 2021.
I have been following Alison online for a couple years now. She has always stood out to me as a leader and a truth teller. She speaks up to share her perspective even when it’s not comfortable. She is sassy and smart as a whip as she shares her experiences living as an entrepreneurial, Indigenious single mom with a disability. I deeply appreciate Alison’s work and her voice and I’m so honored to have her here with us for this conversation.
Listen in to hear Alison share:
- All the layers of her identity as an entrepreneurial, Indigenous mom with a disability and why she has chosen to share her stories
- The assumptions people have made about her identities
- The importance of inclusivity from the top down in organizations
- How her disability has shaped her parenting
- How she models asking for help to preserve her energy for the places she can have most impact
- How she shares her Indigenous culture with her son
- How pain management can be a full time job
Links mentioned:
- Join my free business training:, 3 Essential Building Blocks To Growing A Successful Business
- Connect with Alison
- Get Alison’s book: Chronic Profit
- Alison on Instagram
- Alison on Twitter
- Alison on Facebook
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