Together, we’re creating a world where every child—regardless of race or ability—has the chance to grow, learn, and thrive.
This platform is built for parents like you, who are navigating complex systems and advocating for their kids every step of the way.
Whether at home, in schools, or in your community, you have the power to drive meaningful change—and we’re here to support that journey.
Standing with the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color disability community and our equity allies we strive to provide parents and leaders with the recourse to cultivate an environment of equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging for all but especially for those with intersectional identities.
Join our founder, Erika Watson as she explores the unique challenges faced by exceptional children—those with disabilities, neurodivergence, or giftedness—within marginalized racial communities.
Each episode tackles key issues like racial disparities in special education, culturally responsive teaching, systemic ableism, and advocacy.
Featuring expert insights, personal stories, and actionable solutions, this podcast amplifies voices often unheard, driving awareness and change for a more inclusive future.
We’re building a trusted network of advocates and service providers who truly understand the cultural and lived experiences of your family.
Whether you’re looking for referrals or just need to talk to someone who gets it, our community offers a safe space for real conversations, coaching, and support.
Erika L. Watson, Founder & CEO Intersection Collective
We invite you to join our Intersection Collective community, where we promote equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging for Black, Indigenous, and Latinx communities with disabilities.
Together, we’re working towards closing the education and opportunity gaps that disproportionately affect these communities. Help us achieve full acceptance, belonging, and equitable access for all
Equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging are at the core of our purpose and serve as the North Star for our work. We are intentional in centering children, their families, and individuals at the intersection of race and disability.
Equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging are at the core of our purpose and serve as the North Star for our work. We are intentional in centering children, their families, and individuals at the intersection of race and disability.
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