RNID Bus
From the collection of
Disability Breakthrough
- Callington
- 1986-06-24
RNID Bus
The Royal National Institute for the Deaf (RNID) is sending a campaign bus around the UK to tell us how we can become more aware of those who are deaf.
Their way of making the invisible disability more visible, the campaign bus was unveiled at a ceremony in London aimed at raising public awareness and introducing deaf people to types of new technology available to them, such as text phones. Between now and 2 February the bus will be traveling across the UK, coming to the South West on Thursday, when it starts its journey from Exeter's Deaf Academy.
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Reframing Perspectives on Disability
Victories and setbacks on the road to a more accessible and inclusive society.
As we explore the region's archival footage on disability, it's important to acknowledge that disabled people still face challenges today. By examining how the South West has adapted over time, we can reframe our perspectives and work towards a more inclusive future. From the establishment of disabled sport teams to discussing hidden and visible disabilities on regional TV, the region has made strides towards creating a more accessible and inclusive society. These archival videos can open our eyes to the experiences and perspectives of disabled people in the 1980s and 90s. There's still much work to be done, but by looking back at our history, we can learn from our successes and failures and strive towards a more equitable future.
33 videos in this collection
1
Disability Breakthrough
2
Manadon Karate Club raise money
3
Signed News for the Deaf
4
Disabled Farmers
5
Blind Guitarist
6
Santa's Wish
7
Handicapped Telephonist
8
Lip Reading
9
Lip Reading Classes
10
Packaging, Dyslexia, Stress and Double Glazing
11
Dietary Requirements
12
Lord Nelson
13
Playgroup
14
Cystic Fibrosis
15
Fit for Work Award
16
Youth Group
17
Art Studio for the disabled
18
Farm Helpline
19
Penny Farthings against Cancer
20
Gardening For The Handicapped
21
Simon Weston
22
Sleeping Pill Addiction
23
Meningitis
24
Handicapped Farm
25
Dyslexia
26
Uniquely Abled
27
Blind Golfer
28
Sign Language
29
Multiple Sclerosis Referee
30
Transplant Games
31
RNID Bus
32
Leukaemia
33