The Disabled People's Collective - Channel

All the key parts with Tania and Blake, explaining his performances and career to date

Maria McAteer & Sacha Wood were interviewed on stage on day 1 of the Shout Charity's UK event, Klin theatre, North West London, with a two camera true miced setup.

Sacha Wood, Song title: 24, performing on day 1 at the Shout charity's event at the Klin theatre

Maria McActeer, performance of the Guinness Girl, at Shout London UK The Guinness Girl

Ben Akers interview at Shout London UK 2023 Mental Health Awareness event. Talk Club is a wonderful organisation to which Ben is Key so please do go and check Talk Club out and search Ben up as he has also produced many fantastic pieces of work and film based around Mental Health.

Filmed this for the Shout charity two day west London event, Wendy Young on life with severe mental health, interviewed by Peter Curran. A video produced & directed by Blake Gibbons with epilepsy similar to mine. A very enjoyable process, with more elements to come.

Quick Question and Answers from video produced during Lockdown Part 1 Big Thankyou to Julien Lecoeur for the editing and time he put in. 1 more video coming with questions and answers that we wish will help you!

Question 2 Featuring Esme Jane and Blake Gibbons If you would be interested in producing content with us please feel free to contact us for more information.

This video was first produced on zoom call during The Pandemic on the discussion of Autism This was an amazing video to be part of. We have more content in future coming we connections to Autism. Enjoy the video and please share too. It helps us out in many ways. The Disabled People's Collective - Channel For more information you can follow National Autism Association National Autistic Society #autismawareness #autismspectrumdisorder #autistic

Video made with The Amazing Amber Satchwell We hope to make more content in future Some of you may recognize Amber from the new Santander Advert, which we will share soon. It is fantastic to see the progress and activities Amber is involved in and we hope it helps you ladies and gents.

Flashback to a video made in the early days post pandemic. A discussion based around different challenges in life. This was fantastic to make. Big thankyou to Julien Lecoeur for the amazing camera work and to @Shahid Karim for taking the time to film with us. Hopefully we have more to come in future.

My strength also comes from seeing other children with special needs not only survive but thrive and succeed in life with the love and support of others. #disabled #specialneedskids #cerebalpalsy #disabilityawareness

Purpose of the Disabled People's Channel

Julien Lecoeur, founder of the Disabled People's Channel on facebook and other social media, describes the key purpose of the channel. If you are disabled and would like videos you produce to appear on the channel, just pop them on our facebook group, and we'll often add them to our main page. Also on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqlR-mZJf6e/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Disabled people rely on a lot of single-use products for survival. Do any of these products surprise you? "Why Single-Use Products Are Necessary?" Disabled people - do you need any single- use products? Can you think of any that aren't on our lists? We'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments!

There are different medical views on disabilities, the social model is the most used one in the western- world. It's also the base for many accessibility guidelines. ➡ The social model of disability sees the issues with disabilities as a socially constructed problem. The disability is not an attribute of the individual but a larger complex collection of conditions, many of which are created by cultures and norms. From this view, accessibility can not be achieved just by removing boundaries. Cultural and ideological issues also have to be confronted to fully create an accessible space. #ModelsOfDisability #Disability #DisabilityAwareness #inclusionmatters

Working with Cerebral Palsy

Camille is based in West London and has cerebral palsy and visual impairment. However, she has been determined not to let it limit her, and has worked with several different charities. She is also on the front desk in a voluntary role at the Sands End Arts & Community centre. We recorded this two camera interview and have included subtitling which we checked with her before the final cut.

Disabled Artist Showcase on the Disorder Channel

Disabled Artists Showcase: Creating Our Spaces Now on the Disorder Channel (Roku and Fire Stick ) FREE

Hi Everyone, I thought you'd like to see some footage I have from the Masai Mara, with elephants, giraffes and various birds

'What Is It Like?' by Christina Jane

Christina 'C. J.' Jane Artist: Happy to share the latest film I wrote and starred in called 'What Is It Like?' Directed by Steve Downey. #film #artfilm #poetryfilm #poems #poetry #poetrycommunity #poetrylovers #actressmodel #ActuallyAutistic #autism #autistic #autismawareness #autismacceptance #autisticwoman #model #filmstar

A lot of people have this mentality where you should just let go of bad memories. For most of my life that's what I did. After my autism diagnosis I realized that those memories are the key to shedding my mask. I have to remember the trauma to unlock what I lost. This is Me - Jeni Curtis ❤️ 🫂 ❤️