Marisa Hamamoto on Infinite Flow Dance, the Disability Film Challenge and Autism

Marisa Hamamoto on Infinite Flow Dance, the Disability Film Challenge and Autism

Trailblazer Marisa Hamamoto: Breaking Barriers in Disability Inclusion Through Dance and Film In this episode of 'Pushing Forward with Alycia,' guest Marisa Hamamoto shares her incredible journey as a trailblazing keynote speaker, dancer, founder of 'Infinite Flow Dance,' and entrepreneur. A spinal stroke survivor and late-diagnosed autistic, Marisa discusses her intersectional identity as a fourth-generation Japanese American and her mission to promote disability inclusion. Highlights include her impact on the dance world, her journey to self-advocacy, the importance of small actions leading to significant changes, and her latest project for the Disability Film Challenge titled 'Killed It.' Marisa's story is inspiring and highlights the importance of representation and inclusion in various spheres. Jump to Your Favorite Moments 00:00 Introduction to Pushing Forward with Alycia 00:25 Meet Marisa Hamamoto: Trailblazer and Advocate 01:30 Marisa's Journey: Overcoming Adversity 02:28 Infinite Flow: Redefining Dance and Inclusion 05:07 High School Experience: A Turning Point 08:47 The Power of Small Actions 17:07 Embracing Neurodiversity: Marisa's Late Autism Diagnosis 22:24 Disability Film Challenge: Creating 'Killed It' 32:32 Final Thoughts and Contact Information 33:52 Pushing Forward Moment: Inspirational Advice A Quote from Marisa: “What's that one thing that's really important right now to do? Who is left out, what new door could I open?” ~ Marisa Hamamoto Key Themes from This Episode 🌱 The Power of One Small Action 🗣️ The Power of Sharing Your Story 🎁 Unleash Your Unique Gifts to Change the World 🧩 Embracing Autism: A Journey to Self-Acceptance 💧 From Tears to Triumph: A Stand Against Injustice 🎨 Born to Advocate: The Power of Seven Strokes 🩰 Facing Prejudice in the Ballet World ♿ Revolutionizing Inclusion: Why Disability-First Design Changes Everything 🔍 Inclusivity Matters: Who Are We Leaving Out? 🧠 A Journey into Neurodivergence: Discovering Myself Through Others 💃 A Journey Rooted in Dance and Advocacy ✨ Transformative Power of Dance 🌈 Infinite Flow and Marisa's Vision 👉 Watch, like, and comment on Marisa’s powerful film “Killed It.” on YouTube to help amplify her voice and elevate her entry in the 2025 Easterseals Disability Film Challenge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV_oUnSZ7bM 🎥💬✨ Connect with Marisa Hamamoto: Marisa's LinkedIn Profile | Marisa’s Instagram | Infinite Flow Dance Instagram | Marisa’s Website | Marisa’s Email Follow Up with Alycia: ⁠Share Feedback with Alycia About the Podcast⁠ |⁠ Follow Alycia on Instagram⁠ |⁠ Connect with Alycia on LinkedIn⁠ |⁠ Book Alycia for a Speaking Event⁠ |⁠ Inquire on How Alycia Can Train Your Employees in Disabling Ableism⁠ |⁠ Buy Alycia’s Disability Inclusion Micro Learning Video Series Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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