A Credo For Suppport (Spoken Version)

A Credo for Support is powerful 4 minute video set to music which offers a serie A Credo for Support is powerful 4 minute video set to music which offers a serie A Credo for Support is powerful 4 minute video set to music which offers a series of suggestions for people who care about and support someone with a disability. It prompts viewers to question the common perceptions of disability, professionalism, and support. Designed for use in presentations, in-service, staff training, and orientation programs, this video can be a provocative catalyst for a dialogue on these issues.

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People & Blogs

Tags:

• Disability
• Disabled
• Inclusion
• Handicap
• Special
• Needs
• Norman
• Kunc

[Lithilien]

Thank you for making this available online. My organization uses this regularly in required training for all employees. When the world sees persons with disabilities as advocated in this video, the last bastion of discrimination will finally fall!

[Lithilien]

So sorry that has been your experience. And sadly, you are too often correct. But there are persons who do live by this credo, myself included, and do everything they can to eradicate the discrimination that still exists against persons with these significant life challenges. I hope you encounter some of them soon.

[sumla2010]

I would love the music only version to be available also. I am happy to purchase it from your website! This is the way I first saw it and I feel it was more powerful. Love this so much.

[Mamastacia3]

I have to echo those who have asked for the original music-only version, which is the version I saw first - and it changed my life. For me it follows a line of, please don't speak for me, I can read the words myself and have my own lived experience, the added voice takes away so much for me.

[polobell12]

I have seen this with just the music, with no spoken words. As a visual learner, having myself read it in my voice in my head was very powerful. Is the version with the music and written words only available?

[kerria1216ify]

My experience with this video is the same as Poohzilla23's. I'm very sensitive to audio, and the music alone with the words had a greater impact on me. PLEASE post the original, unspoken video for folks like me with sensory gifts and challenges. Thank you for posting this in the first place - love the People 1st version, too!

[Poohzilla23]

I too would love to find this video offered on line in the original format that I saw it in. I saw it set to music only without someone speaking in the background. I found it so much more powerful that way. Not everyone would of course but it would be nice to have the option. Either way I love this video and think everyone should watch it.

[crazynellie]

I love this. This shocked me at first, but it is true in so many ways!!

[lostseason100]

Thank you thank you thank you Emma and Norman -this is such a powerful video, thank you for posting it. I will put a link to it from my Facebook page so that others will see it too.

[AutisticWraith]

Excellent video, thanks for making it and sharing it with us.