Brave in the Bay - Indivisible Mid-Peninsula’s Podcast

Chasing Justice - Civil Rights DOGED

In this episode of the Brave in the Bay podcast, host Carla Pursnani and Senior Civil Rights attorney Jessica Plitt talk about the critical role of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in education, particularly for students with disabilities. They highlight the impact of recent cuts to the OCR, which have severely limited its ability to address discrimination and provide necessary oversight. Jessica shares her experiences and the ramifications of the OCR cuts. Carla emphasizes the importance of advocacy, community support, and proactive measures that families and educators can take to ensure that all students receive the education and accommodations they need.
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Immigration and the American Dream

In this episode host Carla engages in a profound conversation about democracy, civic responsibility, and the American dream with an anonymous guest who shares her personal journey as an immigrant. Our guest has chosen anonymity due to the ongoing hostilities immigrants are facing in 2025 America. The discussion highlights the importance of civic engagement, the challenges facing democracy, and the need for education and community support to achieve the American dream. The episode emphasizes the significance of freedom of speech, tolerance, and the collective responsibility of society to uplift one another. Listeners are encouraged to take action and get involved in their communities to strengthen democracy.
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Welcome to the Brave in the Bay Podcast!

The 1st episode of Indivisible Mid-Peninsula's Brave in the Bay Podcast! In this episode, host Carla Pursnani talks with Indivisible Mid-Peninsula's founders, Nancy Nagel and Susan Austin.
Indivisible Mid-Peninsula is a grassroots, action-oriented group that provides community engagement opportunities for those wanting to strengthen democracy and social justice and fight against injustice and cruelty.
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Nancy Nagel has worked and/or volunteered for The Harris for President campaign's Voter Protection Program in Georgia, Faith in Action Bay Area, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, The City of Palo Alto, and others. She is proud to co-lead Indivisible Mid-Peninsula.
Susan Austin is a democracy and climate activist and recently retired from a career of leadership in the non-profit sector. Susan focuses on creating positive impact in the world and loves to see the ripple effects of her actions. She is thrilled to co-lead Indivisible Mid-Peninsula.
Carla Pursnani is an Indivisible member and concerned citizen. She was spurred on to be civically active to help prevent authoritarianism from taking hold in America. She is thrilled to help the mission of Indivisible Mid-Peninsula through her work with this podcast.