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DRC Video Clips
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DRC’s
30th Anniversary DVD – Video Clips
These 5 video
clips summarize DRC’s history, services and casework.
Though there is some small overlap, each clip provides
information about the different aspects of DRC Kansas and our
role as the Protection & Advocacy (or P&A) system. The
following 5 video clips from our 30th Anniversary DVD video are
available in the following alternative & accessible formats –
closed captioning, American Sign Language (ASL) in a Box, and
enhanced audio (for blind or visually impaired). If you are a
Kansas resident and would like a free 30th Anniversary DVD with
these accessible video formats, please contact DRC (info@drckansas.org
or Toll Free Voice 1-877-776-1541 or Toll Free TDD
1-877-335-3725.
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1
History of DRC; How
Willowbrook created DRC;
What DRC does as the “Protection & Advocacy” system (P&A).
Time: 10:40, Size: 20.4 mb |
2
Kaufman House Case
(example of DRC’s advocacy)
Time: 08:37, Size: 16.6 mb
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3
Matthew Whaley Case
(example of DRC’s advocacy)
Time: 05:50, Size: 11.5 mb
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4
Wichita Transit Case
(example of DRC’s advocacy)
Time: 06:11, Size: 12.2 mb |
5
Shorter Summary of DRC - who
we are, what we do
(How Willowbrook created DRC, what others think about DRC)
Time: 07:11, Size: 13.9 mb
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Keys of Change: Past, Present &
Future.
DRC 30th Anniversary Event
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These 11 video clips show the
different speakers at DRC’s 30th Anniversary Celebration Event
(held on March 12, 2008). We had a huge turnout for this event.
It was standing-room only. In total over 450 people attended.
The headline speakers were Bernard Carabello and Dr. Mike
Wilkins. Bernard is a survivor of Willowbrook, an institution
where he was wrongfully forced to reside and robbed of his
childhood. Bernard is a nationally-known speaker and
self-advocate on disability rights. Dr. Mike Wilkins is a former
employee of Willowbrook who in 1972 blew the whistle on the
atrocities at Willowbrook. Dr. Wilkins called his friend Geraldo
Rivera and unlocked the doors to Willowbrook for his camera. Dr.
Wilkins key and Geraldo’s reporting exposed the nation to the
tragedy of warehousing people with disabilities. Dr. Wilkins now
lives in Kansas City. Willowbrook helped Congress create
Protection and Advocacy agencies, like DRC Kansas. The open
captioning for this video was provided by 20/20 captioning, and
it was done live at the event.
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Part 1 – Introduction
Curtis Sneden, DRC Board Chair
Time: 11:51,
Size: 62.4 mb
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Part 2 – Video introducing
Willowbrook,
Dr. Wilkins and Bernard Carabello
(video footage provided courtesy of the makers
of the documentary Unforgotten, DRC & archive footage. For public
educational use only).
Time: 10:09,
Size: 44.3 mb
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Part 3 – Bernard Carabello
(introduction by DRC Board member Chris Testorff)
Time: 12:41,
Size: 67.0 mb
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Part 4 – Dr. Mike Wilkins
Time: 05:32,
Size: 29.2 mb |
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Part 5 – Rocky Nichols
Executive Director DRC Kansas
Time: 06:46,
Size: 35.8 mb
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Part 6 – Bill Brooks
(former superintendant of Winfield State Hospital)
Time: 12:59,
Size: 68.5 mb |
Part 7 – Sharon Bird
(parent of former resident of Winfield)
Time: 07:03,
Size: 37.2 mb |
Part 8 – Kathy Lobb
(self advocate)
Time: 03:27,
Size: 19.2 mb |
Part 9 – Ron Pasmore
(Executive Director KETCH)
Time: 11:08,
Size: 58.8 mb |
Part 10 – Rick Cagan
(Executive Director NAMI Kansas)
Time: 07:24,
Size: 39.1 mb |
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Part 11 – Mike Oxford
(ADAPT & TILRC)
Time: 06:16,
Size: 32.3 mb
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The above 30th Anniversary video is available in the
following alternative & accessible formats – closed captioning,
American Sign Language (ASL) in a Box, and enhanced audio (for
blind or visually impaired). If you are a Kansas resident
and would like a free DVD with these accessible video formats,
please contact DRC (info@drckansas.org
or Toll Free Voice 1-877-776-1541 or Toll Free TDD
1-877-335-3725.
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