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Triple Vision

Pandora Project

On Triple Vision, the Pandora Project brings you the history of Canadians who are blind, deafblind, and partially sighted, one story at a time, illuminating the challenges of the past, present, and future.

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Episodis

70 episodis

  1. Let It Snow: Registration Now Open for Ski for Light 42:43
  2. Just Try to Catch Up to the LH Express 43:18
  3. Talking to Americans 2: An Interview with Christine Grassman 38:19
  4. Talking to Americans: On Advocacy and Blindness in the United States 38:45
  5. Difficult Choices: Medical Assistance in Dying in Canada, and the Implications for the Disability community 53:13
  6. All Things disability and All Things Green 41:13
  7. Do We Put Accessibility into diversity Equity and Inclusion, or Do We Let it Stay out? 43:23
  8. Disability History Month Part 4 - A Two-Spirit Journey Can Take a Long Time, Mc-Nee Chacaby 37:12
  9. Disability History Month - "We Grow Accustomed to the Dark" A Discussion of Acclaimed Canadian Children’s Writer Jean Little 46:54
  10. Disability History Month Part2 - Barometer Rising: The Making of a Blind Mechanic 41:09
  11. Disability History Month Part 1 - Love is Blind, At Least According to Ruth Vallis 41:28
  12. A New CEO a New CNIB? Part 2 39:04
  13. Part 1: A New CEO, A New CNIB 34:00
  14. Refusing to Leave Because You Refused Me: Guide Dog Refusals Are Getting Worse Not Better 51:36
  15. Its Happy Hour Again! 58:18
  16. Change at the Local Level: How Effective is Your Municipal Advisory committee? 25:48
  17. Finding Joy Beyond Vision: Exploring Attitudes, Then and Now, of the Church Towards Persons who are Blind, Deafblind, and Partially Sighted 30:49
  18. Immoral Unions: Exploring Attitudes, then and now, of the Church Towards Persons who are Blind, Deafblind, and Partially Sighted 33:00
  19. You Want to be Safe on Your Island? Maybe not with Floating bus Stops 38:03
  20. "I Am Canadian": Exploring the Intersectionalities of Race and Disability in Canada 24:13
  21. when does special need to be special: an interview with AMI's Kelly MacDonald 40:51
  22. TV48 - TripleVision Happy Hour 2024 58:56
  23. Reflecting on her Legacy: Sharlyn Ayotte Looks Back on Her Life as an Entrepreneur 29:40
  24. TV46 - When Will Wood Turn to Gold? Celebrating the 5th Anniversary of the Accessible Canada Act 31:43
  25. Fields of Perception: A tour of an Ashcroft Hobby Farm 31:00
  26. Co-designing a More Accessible World: Reporting From CNIB Research's Co-Design Festival 30:47
  27. TV 43 - The Book Club 30:21
  28. TV 42 - Reimagining Canadian Human Rights Challenges 34:07
  29. Re-Imagining Human Rights. Its Hard to Know Your Rights when the Commission Says You Don’t Have any. 33:52
  30. TV 40 - Reimagining Inclusive Design 33:23
  31. Who are you Leaving Out? How Inclusive Are Your Communications practices? 39:02
  32. TV 38 - Reimagining Inclusive Technology 33:39
  33. TV 37 - Reimagining An Inclusive Healthcare System 34:10
  34. Reimagining Our Own Independence and Yours Too 35:14
  35. Pursuing Paths to Entrepreneurship Part 2 31:04
  36. A Single Story of Governance, Part 4 29:37
  37. Pursuing the Path of Entrepreneurship 32:03
  38. You Actually Might Have Choice 29:15
  39. A Single Story of Governance, Part 3 29:00
  40. A Single Story of Governance, Part 2 29:15
  41. A Single Story of Governance, Part 1 34:39
  42. From Homer to Stevie Wonder: Two-and-a-Half Centuries of the Single Story 30:07
  43. The Danger of a Single Story 28:25
  44. The Triple Vision Podcast: Season 1 Round-up 27:09
  45. The History of employment for Canadians who are Blind, Deafblind, and Partially Sighted: Part 4 – Do Employment programs Really Work? 29:28
  46. Don't Give Me Shelter: Are we still sheltering? Part 3 of the history of employment for Canadians who are blind, deafblind and partially sighted 31:19
  47. Don’t Give me Shelter! Part 2 of the history of employment for Canadians who are blind, deafblind and partially sighted 31:34
  48. DON’T Give Me Shelter! The history of employment for Blind Canadians, Part 1 31:29
  49. How Was School Today: Part 5 of the History of Education for Canadians who are Blind, Deafblind and Partially Sighted 32:09
  50. How Was School Today: Part 4 of the History of Education for Canadians who are Blind, Deafblind and Partially Sighted 30:22