Oral History Films
INSIDE THE MOVEMENT
NDMAC has collected oral histories from several figures of the movement, where they were interviewed about artefacts and historical moments they have a personal connection to.
All interviews are conducted by David Hevey, NDMAC Project Director.
Agnes Fletcher & Adam Thomas
on their political history.
Alia Hassan
on contemporary disability politics.
Alia Hassan
on disability political theory.
Alia Hassan
on her history as a disabled activist.
Alex Cowan
on the Keith Armstrong image collection.
Allan Sutherland
on Assisted Suicide.
Allan Sutherland
on disability politics.
Allan Sutherland
on his TV Career.
Allan Sutherland
on Vic Finkelstein.
Allan Sutherland
on Vicky Waddington.
David Hevey
on the politics of his photography.
David Hevey
on his career in disability arts.
David Hevey
on what's on the NDMAC website.
Jane Campbell
on her history and politics.
John Kelly
on his artistic career.
John Kelly
on his political journey.
John Smith
on his disability politics.
John Smith
on the Block Telethon protest.
John Smith
on his experiences on protests.
Keith Armstrong (RIP)
in the NDMAC Collection.
Keith Armstrong (RIP)
in the DAM in Venice Exhibit.
Liam Roden
on the design of NDMAC.
Liam Roden
on what he's learned from NDMAC.
Lucy Mason
on political disability.
Lucy Mason & Dzifa Afonu
on Micheline Mason.
Miro Griffiths
on his political history & theory.
Mik Scarlet
on his political journey.
Rachel Charlton Dailey
on contemporary disability politics.
Rachel Charlton Dailey
on her book, 'Ramping Up Rights'.
Richard Downes
on his political views and history.
Sam Stafford
on his experiences as a disabled actor.
Sam Stafford
on his voice acting for NDMAC.
Simone Aspis
on her political journey.
Sue Elsegood
on her memories of protests.
Sue Elsegood
on her shirt and newspaper collection.