Podcasts about kath duncan

In this episode of the Us People Podcast. I have the pleasure of speaking to Ray (Ray Woolford) Barron - Woolford - CEO at Kath Duncan Equality & Civil Rights Network.I was humbled to talk to Ray (Ray Woolford) Barron - Woolford about his extremely complicated upbringing with his mother as well as finding out the truth of how his mother got pregnant with him, how his grandmother brought him up, how this impacted his life, being a gay man and how he was caught up in a situation with another man. How his journey begins within Equality & Civil Rights,  what he thinks are the failures of civil right movements and how they can be improved, we talk about his book "Food Bank Britain" overcoming obstacles because of the passion of what you do and giving advice to anyone who would like to follow in his footsteps. "Life is not always about the money you make, but the love you give to help each other" -  Savia RocksTwitter: @Raywoolford Website: www.KathDuncan-equality-civilrights-network.co.ukSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/uspeoplepodcast)

In this episode of OutBüro Voices featuring LGBTQ professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders from around the world, host Dennis Velco chats with Ray Barron-Woolford, a community activist to his core, political assignation attempt survivor, book author, playwright, and so much more. Ray Barron-Woolford is a life-time community activist, broadcaster, playwright, and author. His most recent play is Liberty about Kath Duncan's role in establishing the LGBTQ and civil rights movement in 1930's Britain, laying the groundwork for The National Council Civil Liberties. Liberty is based on his book The Last Queen of Scotland exploring the rich and fascinating life of Kath Duncan. For more of Ray's background watch or listen to Getting to Know Ray Baron Woolford - Part 1 at https://www.outburo.com/getting-to-know-ray-baron-woolford-part-1/ Kath Duncan was a significant figure during the 1930s involved in nearly every significant civil rights movement, revered and respected by most. She was a personal good friend of Winston Churchill's wife before she married Churchill and remained close. Kath was a lesbian and married a gay man to hide their sexual orientation during a time that was not welcoming. Due to her political views and activism, she was under surveillance by the British government. There is therefore a tremendous amount of documentation about her life, who she associated with, where she went, and even what she ate. Ray petitioned access to the government records on Duncan which offers his book incredible rich accurate details. After the book was released Ray was encouraged to write a play to help bring Kath Duncan's story to life. In our, discussion Ray describes the process he went through and the details of creating a period of work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kath_Duncan In a short time, his play gained attention and he was contacted by #Netflix who optioned it as a movie or series. Connect with Ray on OutBüro. https://www.outburo.com/profile/raybarronwoolford/ Join Ray on OutBüro, the LGBTQ professional and entrepreneur online community network for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, allies and our employers who support LGBTQ welcoming workplace equality focused benefits, policies, and business practices. https://www.OutBuro.com Would you like to be featured like this? Contact the host Dennis Velco. https://www.outburo.com/profile/dennisvelco/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/outburo/message

Kath Duncan is a crip elder, producer, researcher, writer and performer who has been within Australia’s disability arts scene since the mid 1980s. Kath has worked for ABC, SBS, community tv and radio, and is co-founder of the queer crip spoken word cabaret troupe, Quippings. Kath’s most recent project was chairing The Last Avant Garde: Disability and the Performing Arts in Australia https://lastavantgarde.com.au/ @kdfreakpride1 @nellythomasppt

What is the status quo in terms of access and inclusion in Australia's creative sector for people from First Nations backgrounds, People with Disability and culturally and linguistically diverse or migrant communities? How are we tracking as a creative sector? And how do you dismantle existing systems and structures of power? These are just some of the issues tackled by this panel which includes Tony Briggs, actor, writer and producer of Cleverman, The Sapphires, Veronica Pardo, CEO of Multicultural Arts Victoria. Bali Padda, Industry Development Executive at Screen Australia, Leah Jing McIntosh, editor-in-chief of Liminal, Kath Duncan, producer and co-founder of Quippings deaf and disabled queer dance troupe and Michael Williams, the Director of the Wheeler Centre for Books, Writing and Ideas.

Rebel City Podcast - Episode #38 - Ray Woolford - Kath Duncan by Podcast out of Glasgow by Paul Shields and Matt Diamond

On a packed episode of Being LGBTQ we chat to our LGBTQ music artist of the week Furillostar from Flint in Michigan about his music and the Flint water crisis, which still impacts local people to this day. Raymond Woolford author of 'The Last Queen of Scotland' joins us to talk about his book detailing the life of Kath Duncan in the early 1900's, Raymond believes Kath has been erased from history and is the greatest UK civil rights activist of the last 100 years. In light of protests against LGBTQ education panto dame Mama G stops by to chat about her story book roadshow! Mama G is visiting library's and theatres across Britain reading stories about inclusion and equality to children. Also - Sam reviews Detective Pikachu and discusses the latest LGBTQ news from the past week!

Kath Duncan was born with only one arm and one leg but if you think this would stop her from being the best Kath she could be, you are wrong. She has spent her life […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_word/p/joy.org.au/wordforword/wp-content/uploads/sites/135/2019/05/Kath_Duncan_CRN.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:51 — 76.7MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Kath Duncan appeared first on Word for Word.

Intersectionality is the buzzword of contemporary feminism. But in focussing on issues of race, class and sexuality, disability often gets forgotten. In a panel at All About Women 2018, three radical speakers discussed how being disabled raises a whole lot of unique issues that directly affect their feminism. NDIS campaigner Samantha Connor, writer and performer Kath Duncan and artist, activist and writer Katharine Annear were joined by session chair Van Badham, for a rowdy discussion on why disability can’t be left off the table when thinking about a truly inclusive feminism. Watch more talks from All About Women 2018 on Youtube.

In this episode Jason is left alone to make some snacks, in real time! He talks about the Beautiful Anonymous, Kinky Boots before catching up with Carly and Kath Duncan following a performance of Quippings Criptopia! You can't be sure where the conversation will go but there will always be refreshments provided www.refreshmentsprovided.com