
04/30/2022
Hot Docs 2022 Trailer: UNLOVED: HURONIA'S FORGOTTEN CHILDREN
Hot Docs 2022 Trailer: UNLOVED: HURONIA'S FORGOTTEN CHILDREN
Hot Docs has received filmmaker permission to upload this trailer to the HotDocsFest YouTube channel.
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Hot Docs 2022 Trailer: UNLOVED: HURONIA'S FORGOTTEN CHILDREN
Hot Docs has received filmmaker permission to upload this trailer to the HotDocsFest YouTube channel.
Tesla's First $15,000 Tiny House For Sustainable Living
Elon Musk And Tesla First House News!đ Subscribe now with all notifications on for more Elon Musk news, SpaceX news and Tesla news!đ¤ Support us now and bec...
Disability On Screen: Then Barbara Met Alan
BBC Disability Ambassador Cerrie Burnell and Then Barbara Met Alan stars Ruth Madeley and Arthur Hughes discuss disability representation on-screen.
New community art project ties together hundreds of pandemic stories
Artist Brenda Reid came up with the idea for the community art project almost two years ago and asked the public for help.
Josh Groban Reads Audenâs âAfter Reading a Childâs Guide to Modern Physicsâ and Tells the Inspiring Story of His Rebel Astronomer Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandfather
âMarriage is rarely bliss / But, surely it would be worse / As particles to pelt / At thousands of miles per sec / About a universe / Wherein a loverâs kiss / Would either not be felt / Or brâŚ
The Powerful New BBC Drama âThen Barbara Met Alanâ Is Shifting The Needle On Disability Rights
Vogue meets its remarkable stars, Ruth Madeley and Arthur Hughes.
Photos from Keystone Institute India's post
Why can't Putin accept Ukraine's independence? - The Garden
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia took the world by surprise. But tension between these two nations has been bubbling for many years. Why is Ukraine so importan
Summer of Soul | Searchlight Pictures
In his acclaimed debut as a filmmaker, Ahmir âQuestloveâ Thompson presents a powerful and transporting documentaryâpart music film, part historical record created around an epic event that celebrated Black history, culture and fashion. Over the course of six weeks in the summer of 1969, just o...
Navigation is now RISE: Resilience. Inspiration. Strength. Empowerment. - Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County
Navigation will be changing its name to RISE: Resilience. Inspiration. Strength. Empowerment. Over the last three years, Navigation has done a lot of work to establish its core purpose, identifying gaps in services and determining how best to support its customers. One realization that came out of t...
We are thrilled to announce, âMy Disability Roadmap,â our new documentary short film co-directed by Samuel Habib and Dan Habib! The film follows Samuel, a young man with complex disabilities, as he navigates the path to work, college, and relationships while seeking out wisdom from disability activists across the country. The film will have its world premiere at the Oscar-qualifying Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival on May 1 and will be streaming In The New York Times Op-Docs series mid-May. Are you as excited as we are? #MyDisabilityRoadmap
Image Description: Photo of Samuel smiling and rolling down the road to prom in his wheelchair, wearing a magenta tuxedo jacket, purple tie, and white corsage. His date, Anita, is walking next to him and wearing a long bright pink dress. An audience of smiling people watches from behind a red rope. White text below reads âMy Disability Roadmap, Co-directed by Samuel Habib and Dan Habib.â Three white logos below read âOfficial Selection, HotDocs 2022, Outspoken. Outstanding.â âLike Right Now Filmsâ âNew York Times Op-Docsâ. White text below reads www.mydisabilityroadmap.com
#OpDocs #CriptheVote #DisabledandProud #HotDocs22
The Global Solutions Initiative
The Global Solutions Initiative is a global collaborative enterprise to propose policy responses to major global problems, addressed by the G20, the G7 and other global governance fora.
#History People seem to forget but this happened:
On August 23, 1989, about 2 million people from Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania formed a human chain that united all 3 countries to show the world their desire to escape the Soviet Union and the communism that brought only suffering and poverty. This power stretched 600 km.
#Kindness
#Freedom
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Arnold on Twitter
âI love the Russian people. That is why I have to tell you the truth. Please watch and share. https://t.co/6gyVRhgpFVâ
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#PrayingForPeace
#ThisIsSlovakia #Bratislava #peace âŽď¸
Photo by Michal LukĂĄÄ
Free Workshop: Create Their 'Awesome Ordinary' Life!
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âA task without vision is drudgery; A vision without a task is but a dream; But a vision with a task is the hope of the worldâ
unknown author
Imagine a university that opens its doors to education for all, creating a full-throated welcome to people with disability to fully join and fully participate in campus life, education and the rich relationships that are the hallmarks of University Of Lucknow. Well, last week, 60 students, faculty and staff gathered together to imagine just such a thing. Captured by the talented graphic facilitator Grace Daniel, we share the vision and the task with you.
Indeed, the task of inclusion is fully connected to the vision - truly the hope of the world as we learn to share this life together. Betsy Neuville Rachit Pandey Thomas Neuville Keystone Human ServicesPyssum AngelsPIHEC
5 Life Changing Speeches You Need To Hear TODAY (2021)
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Made in Chinese labor camps | 60 Minutes Archive
A 1991 60 Minutes investigation found some products sold in the U.S. were manufactured by Chinese prisoners inside a forced labor camp."60 Minutes" is the mo...
Why are autocrats popular? - Assault on democracy | DW Documentary
A wave of authoritarianism is churning from East to West and assailing civil society. Autocrats are threatening democracy, while their regimes portray NGOs a...
The Problem With Our Maps
Conventional cartographic techniques have caused us to have a skewed perception of the true size of countries. Can an equal-area map provide clarity?
December 19 marks the anniversary of the establishment of the Civilian Public Service (CPS), a World War II-era program that provided conscientious objectors alternatives to military service. About 12,000 conscripted men and many women volunteers participated, many of whom represented the three historic "peace churches": the #Quakers, the Church of the Brethren, and the Mennonites.
This program saw people tasked with labor in the fields of forestry, agriculture, and firefighting through agencies like the National Parks Service. Others worked in social services, including at facilities that addressed the needs of people with varying mental health experiences. Still others allowed themselves to be subjected to medical experimentation, including exposure to disease, tests on the effects of starvation, and more harrowing experiences.
The initiatives of CPS afforded these people ways to serve their country without taking up arms or engaging in conflict directly. For many, their time with CPS served as formative experiences that sparked lifetimes of service, and CPS continues to serve as an example of ways to serve in pursuit of peace. Learn more about CPS, labor camps, and other ways people served here: https://peaceworks.afsc.org/civilian-public-service
#WagePeace #service #CivilianPublicService #ConscientiousObjectors
Lucia - a Swedish tradition
The Carolinae Ladies Choir in Lund give a preview of a candlelit Lucia procession, the Swedish Christmas tradition that takes place on December 13th.
Michael Sheen turns himself into a 'not-for-profit' actor
The activist pledges to use his money from acting to fund more good causes and charity events.
A Single Gay Dad Adopted an Ill Child and Raised an Olympic Champion
Jerry Windle, a single gay man, was constantly told by people that he would never be a father. He hardly believed himself that he would ever become a dad, but one day his life changed completely. His parental journey seems like a fairytale come to life, and itâs proof that a merciful heart can win...
Cussing alert in this post.
Nobody lasts long in this world of supporting people with disabilities without finding themselves in a WTF? situation.
There are few or no options.
The only existing options are segregated.
The expectations are abysmally low.
Even good people are unsure how to move forward.
If Iâm wrong, and youâve never been frustrated with a reality like this then reply to this email and tell me.
But Iâm guessing that you can relate in some capacity.
Because this is such a common reality, people like the guests on todayâs podcast have developed learning institutes, learning journeys, and person-centred planning approaches to explore blue space - new space where creative possibilities can be created.
This week on the podcast, Beth Mount, Hanns Meissner and Pamela Mansell discuss what it takes to create new spaces when what exists just wonât do. It takes bravery, finding your people and being willing to journey together. https://goodthingsinlife.org/137
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