Oral history interviews with people in New South Wales regarding disability by Louise Darmody, 1 June 2017-15 August 2017

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1 June 2017-15 August 2017

Nonmusical Sound Recordings, Oral Histories, Graphic Materials, Photographs

9580552

8 audio files (9 hrs.) - digital, WAV, 48 kHz, 24 bit
8 photographs - digital, JPEG files, colour

This collection of interviews regarding disability was a collaboration between Louise Darmody and the State Library of New South Wales. These recordings document the experiences of people in New South Wales in relation to disability, including people with disability and people working in the disability sector as advocates, carers, and providers of support.

These interviews were conducted by Louise Darmody, journalist, oral historian, producer, and founder of Sound Memories an oral history and documentary-making firm she established in 2003.

References:
Library correspondence file
Sound Memories, https://soundmemories.com.au/ (accessed 10 October 2017)

FILE 1
Susanne Stuby interview and photograph, 1 June 2017

FILE 2
Martin Porteous interview and photograph, 16 June 2017

FILE 3
Lachlan Tekema-Cutts interview and photograph, 16 June 2017

FILE 4
Leighton Probert interview and photograph, 16 June 2017

FILE 5
Digby Webster interview and photograph, 18 July 2017

FILE 6
Morwenna Collett interview and photograph, 21 July 2017

FILE 7
Mark Tonga interview and photograph, 10 August 2017

FILE 8
Sue Byatt interview and photograph, 15 August 2017

This collection is arranged into 8 files by interviewee.

Acquired in digital format. Access copy available online