This session will occur online and is facilitated by the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus.

Facilitators:

• Paulina Rousseau, Liaison Librarian, University of Toronto Scarborough Library
• Nancy Johnston, UTSC associate professor for Gender and Disability, WSTC40

Celebrate the history of disability activism in North America, as well as the critically acclaimed work of the film makers.

This is a screening of the critically acclaimed documentary, Crip Camp (2020), directed by James Lebrecht and Nicole Newnham. The film has been a critical and popular success since its launch, earning Sundance film awards and an Oscar nomination. This event is presented and cohosted by WSTC40, in Women’s and Gender Studies programme, in collaboration with the UTSC Library.

Crip Camp official site: https://cripcamp.com/ The film will be shown with open captions.

The event begins at 5:10 pm with a short introduction by WSTC40 students, Dr. Nancy Johnston, and the library. This introduction remarks will have Zoom auto-captions and with available transcript.

Zoom link will be sent two days prior to the event.

Film will begin at 5:20 pm.

Please contact Paulina Rousseau (paulina.rousseau@utoronto.ca) should you have questions about registration.