2SLGBTQ+ aging with and into difference(s) | Film Screening with CRIP Lab and Tangled Art + Disability
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Presented by CRIP Lab, University of Guelph & Tangled Arts + Disabilty
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The Special Edition of CRIP Lab with film screenings is here! We have been talking about this since our last two gatherings. Jami Mcfarland and Patricia Ginn would also be joining us. Very excited to see the movies with you all!
This event is online only. More details about the event are below, along with the zoom links. Please feel free to extend the invitation to your friends 🙂 We would love to have them join us for this beautiful event.
Saturday, Nov 7, 1-2:30 p.m.
Presented by CRIP Lab, University of Guelph & Tangled Arts + Disabilty
Film Screenings from a study led by Jami Mcfarland:
2SLGBTQ+ aging with and into difference(s)
Storytellers' names and titles:
- Patricia Derouin’s “Not Dead Yet” (8 mins)
- Michael Dion’s “Why Didn’t Anyone Tell Me About Aging” (6 mins, 39 secs)
- Rev. Marcie Wexler’s “Solitaire Road” (6 mins, 20 secs)
- Bernie Thompson’s “New Beginnings” (9 mins, 42 secs)
- Rita OLink’s “I’m Not Going to Run, I’m Not Going to Hide” (8 mins, 9 secs)
- Don Turner’s “A Long Journey Into Aging” (7 mins, 23 secs)
- David Drinkwalter’s “My Life in the Lost and Found Department” (6 mins, 36 secs)
- Dar Hansen’s “Dar’s Story” (6 mins, 48 secs)
- Jo Brook’s “A Fae-ry Tale” (8 mins, 55 secs)
These stories came from a SSHRC-funded study, "(Eng)Aging Crip Rainbow Representations: 2SLGBTQ+ Disabled Older Adults Access the Arts and Create Belonging through Digital Storytelling," which sought to create diverse representations at the nexus of 2SLGBTQ+ aging, disability, and illness. Some storytellers chose to explore disability and illness directly in their stories, while others focused on other parts of their identities in their stories.
Jami Mcfarland is the PI of this study, but there are several other academics contributing to it: Carla Rice, Nadine Changfoot, Celeste Pang, and Nicole Dalmer), and an excellent RA (Andrea Keber. Funded by SSHRC, the study was created in collaboration with Re-Vision: The Centre for Art and Social Justice at the University of Guelph.
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Thank you again for everyone's support. If you have any queries reach out to parthshah@ocadu.ca
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Parth Shah (he/him)
Sessional Instructor, Faculty of Design, OCAD University.
LinkedIn | Email: parthshah@ocadu.ca
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