Stories of Care Podcasts
Stories of Care is produced by the C.A.R.E. Centre, and arts groups Innovations in Concert and Bradyworks / Instruments of Happiness, funded by the Quebec government's “Culture in Schools” program and guided by clarinetist and Artist in Residence Louise Campbell.
The project seeks to empower C.A.R.E. Centre clients to learn and participate according to their abilities, foster their own artistic expression and promote visibility and understanding of what it means to live with disability. Clients will develop skills to record and produce their own podcasts well into the future.
“Individuals with disabilities have so much to communicate and are very moved by sounds and music,” says C.A.R.E. Centre Executive Director, Olivia Quesnel. “The opportunity for our non-verbal clients to work with artists and musicians to create podcasts and to tell their stories is exciting. This project will enable those who often are not heard to express their thoughts and share their experiences.”
You can listen to our podcast series called ‘Stories of Care’ below!
You can watch videos from the Stories of Care Project below!
In this instructional video you will see Trent, Vy Vy, Louise and Olivia do the exercise called "Here and There". Watch and see how it is done and then try and do the activity yourself. The goal is to think about your surroundings.
Landlines, cell phones, videos... use what you have! As part of our Stories of CARE Project we need to know how to record audio to help create our podcasts. In this video Louise talks about the simple ways in which you can record audio.
How can you make recording sound as good as possible? Louise explains how in this DYI recording part 2 instructional video for our stories of care project.
C.A.R.E. staff, guided by Louise Campbell, discuss communication. We thought about the following questions: What words or phrases do you most com...