Power in the dark

In this film shared by Neighbours International, Beth Mount invites us to “see in the dark”.

In this film shared by Neighbours International, Beth Mount invites us to “see in the dark”.

Beth argues that focused attention can help us see how and why dominant systems confine people to specialized and segregated routines and roles. Then we can act to break the patterns and resist the forces that smother possibility.

Visit Beth’s website at: www.bethmount.org

Find Neighbours International at: www.neighbours-international.com

Film | 23.11.18

community, disability, USA, Film

Also see

5 Skills for Community Building Tom Kohler has spent 40 years connecting citizens of Savannah and shares 5 valuable skills for community building.

Creating Change - Changing Expectations Beth Mount and Connie Lyle-O'Brien reflect on lessons learned in moving from institutional models of support to…

The heart and soul of person-centred planning Beth Mount reflects on creating a person-centered practice that is rooted in the quest for justice.

The Complexity of Choice John O’Brien and Connie Lyle-O'Brien explore the complexity of choice for people with developmental…

Creating Change - Changing Expectations Beth Mount and Connie Lyle-O'Brien reflect on lessons learned in moving from institutional models of support to…

5 Skills for Community Building Tom Kohler has spent 40 years connecting citizens of Savannah and shares 5 valuable skills for community building.

The Complexity of Choice John O’Brien and Connie Lyle-O'Brien explore the complexity of choice for people with developmental…

Everyone At The Table This annual gathering of Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy has grown into a celebration of inclusion.

5 valued experiences and 5 accomplishments John O’Brien and Connie Lyle-O'Brien discuss a framework for thinking about the intent of person-centered…