Cartoons Need Representation - Marlies Somers - Interview - Chapter 3 of 16

In this fun and inspiring conversation with Marlies Somers, we share a funny wheelchair story before talking about something more important: disability representation in cartoons. We discuss why children deserve to see characters with disabilities, how animation can help create understanding, and why storytelling has the power to inspire the next generation. Please note: be respectful and friendly, just as Marlies and I are to each other in the interview: I have a muscle disease called Duchenne. In this interview Marlies and I speak Dutch, but I want to focus on an international audience and that's why I included English subtitles. The interview was filmed by ‪@lynvanderwel519‬. The interview was partially edited by Lyn and myself. 📺 Watch the full interview on YouTube    • Marlies Somers | Dutch Voice Actress | Mis...   📱 Follow me on Instagram   / interviewsbyivo   🌐 Check out the interviews page on my website: https://ivoduchenne.nl/interview 📱 Follow me on YouTube    / @ivoduchenne   💳 Support Ivo’s mission for Duchenne for charity https://supporta.com/bm1m/b03ce1k0t7 #MarliesSomers #VoiceActing #InterviewsByIvo #Duchenne #Inspiration