David Rogers interview conducted by Nathan J. Moore, 2015-02-23

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David Rogers discusses his job as a home care worker and his work at drop-in day centers for people with disabilities. He talks about his typical activities, his efforts to connect various agencies, and the importance of humor in the lives of people with disabilities. He also focuses on his work as a professional musician and how he connects his music to his job as a care provider.

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Language

English

Country

United States

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