Appearances
Appearances!
As a public speaker, Dr. Walton is using her platform to ensure that issues of concern to women with disabilities; women of color/Black women with disabilities, are brought to the forefront each and every day.
She is reaching women to not only to speak to them about living their lives gracefully in the face of adversity, but to encourage all women sharing her very personal experiences and her first hand knowledge as a woman who has also felt the marginalization and oppressive tactics being used as she sought her education and her right to the same freedoms and protections that her nondisabled peers received and obtained without pushback or hurdle.
Look no further for a dynamic and motivating speaker. Donna has an ability to captivate audiences through her trademark blend of humor, storytelling, and bringing about a sense of greater awareness that challenges outdated views. This approach has earned her numerous speaking opportunities, including:
• The African-American Women on Tour Conference
• The United States Conference on AIDS
• Department of the Army
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and
• J.W. Marriott Hotel Annual Associates Program
• Donna has also traveled the country to schools and universities alike, and in the past has spoken at Spelman College, Ball State University, and Georgetown University.
She is reaching women to not only to speak to them about living their lives gracefully in the face of adversity, but to encourage all women sharing her very personal experiences and her first hand knowledge as a woman who has also felt the marginalization and oppressive tactics being used as she sought her education and her right to the same freedoms and protections that her nondisabled peers received and obtained without pushback or hurdle.
Look no further for a dynamic and motivating speaker. Donna has an ability to captivate audiences through her trademark blend of humor, storytelling, and bringing about a sense of greater awareness that challenges outdated views. This approach has earned her numerous speaking opportunities, including:
• The African-American Women on Tour Conference
• The United States Conference on AIDS
• Department of the Army
• Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and
• J.W. Marriott Hotel Annual Associates Program
• Donna has also traveled the country to schools and universities alike, and in the past has spoken at Spelman College, Ball State University, and Georgetown University.
WYTV7 Shine Your Light- What's A Leg Got to Do With It?
Talk Show Host Nancy Smith Mattox and Guest Dr. Donna Walton share conversation on shattered dreams broken pieces. At age 18 Donna's dreams shattered. Watch Donna's story. She is the author of Shattered Dreams Broken Pieces.
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Equality for People with Disabilities Forum, Part 1
Donna Walton speaking at RespectAbility's summit; From Hollywood to Capitol Hill; The future of Americans with disabilities.
Conversations in Bioethics 2017: Disability
Conversations in Bioethics is an annual campus-wide discussion of a crucial bioethics issue. Hosted by the Kennedy Institute of Ethics at Georgetown University,
Women's Equality Day: FEWDIA
President, LEGGTalk, Inc. delivers a keynote speech to Federally Employed Women's Defense Intelligence Agency's Chapter for Women's Equality Day Celebration Overcoming Challenges: Achieving Greatness through Work, Health and Wellness - August 23, 2007
Kicking For Kids Who Can't: KFKWC
Donna Walton LEGGTalk, Inc. offers motivational words to 2006 Kicking For Kids Who Can't Kick-a-Thon. KFKWC is a special event that will raise money for children who are adapting to life with limb loss.
United States Army Equal Opportunity Office: Fort Hood, Texas
Key Note address to The United States Army, Equal Opportunity Office Women's History Month Program - Ft. Hood, TX March, 2000
Retirement Living: Healthline "Amputees"
Dr. Donna R. Walton Guest Appearance on Retirement Living TV: 04/08/2008 Healthline: Amputees In this episode of Heathline, explores some of the physical and psychological hurdles that come with loss of a limb. And how perceptions of disability affect recovery.