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Dozens of paint handprints of multiple colours on a dark blue background that fades to light grey towards the top. The words "Oral Histories of Activists in the Disability Rights Movement" are at the top of the image

Doreen Demas

Interview date: March 23, 2021

Interviewd by: Ann Seymour

Doreen Demas shares some of her thoughts as a blind Indigenous woman.

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Image: Dozens of paint handprints of multiple colours on a dark blue background that fades to light grey towards the top. The words "Oral Histories of Activists in the Disability Rights Movement" are at the top of the image. Multiple abstract lines emerge from the bottom of the image.

Banner image and exhibit design by Alicia Kalmanovitch.

For more information on this project we invite you to contact the project's Principal Investigators at dominiquemarshall@cunet.carleton.ca or theresejennissen@cunet.carleton.ca

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