Cheryl Green, MFA, MS, CCC-SLP, earned an MFA in Performance as Public Practice in 2003 and an MS in Speech and Hearing Sciences in 2009. She merges these two fields to explore how storytelling can be used to break down stigma and barriers, and how media access can serve as a tool for social justice.
Cheryl creates films that offer an insider’s perspective on traumatic brain injury and disability, dynamically combining personal narrative with self-advocacy. She previously served on the board of BIRRDsong and currently serves on the board of the Disability Art and Culture Project.
She is dedicated to increasing web and media accessibility for people with a range of disabilities by creating closed captioning, subtitles, audio transcriptions, alt text for graphics, audio recordings of written text, and both verbal and written image descriptions.
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