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รcoutez des entretiens ร propos dโAustraliens issus de divers milieux culturels et linguistiques qui vivent bien avec un handicap. Des personnes souffrant dโun handicap ainsi que d’autres invitรฉs partagent des histoires, des conseils et des idรฉes pour dรฉcouvrir des lieux et des activitรฉs accessibles ร tous ร travers lโAustralie.
French ๐ง Beauty… in all its forms (La Beautรฉ… sous toutes ses coutures)
Today, we talk about beauty and what it means for each and every one of us. Julia has been working on the Beauty Project, run byย Second Echo Ensemble, an inclusive theatre company based in Hobart, Tasmania. Directed by Elise Romaszko the Beauty Project is an interactive, live performance that reminds us that we are all human, and that we all have a desire to feel fashionable whether we live with or without a disability. As a project coordinator, French-speaking Julia talks about the stereotypes surrounding beauty and its very definition and how art can help us examine our societal reflections and, ideally, help us understand and embrace our uniqueness for a more inclusive world. Aujourd'hui, nous parlons de la Beautรฉ, et plus prรฉcisรฉment, du sens que l'on lui donne. Notre invitรฉe Julia a travaillรฉ sur le Beauty Project, dirigรฉ parย Second Echo Ensemble, une compagnie de thรฉรขtre inclusive basรฉe ร Hobart, en Tasmanie. Dirigรฉ par Elise Romaszko, le Beauty Project est une reprรฉsentation interactive qui nous rappelle que nous sommes tous humains et que nous avons tous le dรฉsir de nous sentir ร la mode, que nous vivions avec ou sans handicap. En tant que coordinatrice du projet, Julia nous parle des stรฉrรฉotypes entourant la beautรฉ et de sa dรฉfinition mรชme et comment l'art peut nous aider ร comprendre et ร accepter ce qui nous rend unique pour un monde plus inclusif. About the guest speaker Julia is a French sound artist based in Lutruwita/Tasmania. She completed her doctorate on the theme of the art of walking and its radio impact in public space in 2011. Julia is interested in sound, fluid and social waves in specific places, often explored in a collaborative way. Her work, which combines performance, drawing, electromagnetic frequency and more, has been presented in Europe, Hong Kong, Brazil, South Africa and Australia. Julia est une artiste sonore franรงaise basรฉe ร lutruwita/Tasmanie. Elle a obtenu son doctorat sur le theme de lโart de la marche et de son impact radiophonique dans lโespace public en 2011. Julia s'intรฉresse aux ondes sonores, fluides et sociales en lieux spรฉcifiques, souvent explorรฉes de maniรจre collaborative. Son travail, qui mรชle performance, dessin, frรฉquence รฉlectromagnรฉtique et plus encore, a รฉtรฉ prรฉsentรฉ en Europe, Hong Kong, au Brรฉsil, en Afrique du Sud et en Australie.ย
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Today, we talk about beauty and what it means for each and every one of us. Julia has been working on the Beauty Project, run byย Second Echo Ensemble, an inclusive theatre company based in Hobart, Tasmania. Directed by Elise Romaszko the Beauty Project is an interactive, live performance that reminds us that we are all human, and that we all have a desire to feel fashionable whether we live with or without a disability. As a project coordinator, French-speaking Julia...
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This week, we sit down withย Libraries Tasmania'sย Director of Strategy and Engagement, Anita Planchon, to talk about library access for people with disabilities and how they can make the most of the resources available. The library's mission goes beyond the simple loan of books; for example, you can access many online resources from home or participate in their book club. The library aspires to be an inclusive space for people to exchange, learn and develop relationship skills. State libraries and public...
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Today our guest is Michele Meffre, the founder ofย Tasmanie Voyage. She takes us with her on the roads of this beautiful island and tells us about the routes, services and resources available for people with disabilities. She also has advice on how to plan your visit well when you have reduced mobility and shares tips and must-see places on the island. You can find information about Accessible Tourism in different states and territories on the Tourism Australia website by clickingย here....
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It is very important for us to feel surrounded by a caring community, also to have access to necessary support when needed. Our guest, Seraphin, takes care of creating a network to support people with disability among the Congolese Community of South Australia. In this interview, you will hear about strategies employed by the Congolese Community of South Australia in order to create a social environment that encourages conviviality and mutual aid among all community members. Il est bien important...
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Libraries Tasmaniaย has over 600 volunteers of varying abilities. They provide services such as home book delivery and computer literacy training. In particular, volunteers with a disability can benefit from arrangements to facilitate their integration into the organisation. In this interview with Anita Planchon, Director of Strategy and Engagement of Tasmanian Libraries, we talk about the different missions available to volunteers, how the library's staff can be supported and what are the benefits of volunteering. Libraries Tasmaniaย compte plus de 600 bรฉnรฉvoles...
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Today, hear the story of Marion, a French expatriate in Tasmania who lives with endometriosis. Since her diagnosis seven years ago, Marion has pursued her passion for archery, swimming and meditation. She explains how these activities help her calm her active mind, better manage her menstrual cycle and pain, and promote a feeling of calm. She also shares her observations on the differences in the treatment of the disorder between France and Australia and the arrangements made by her employer...
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Passionate about travel since her childhood, Marion drove 30 thousand kilometres in Australia while embarking in three extraordinary road trips that allowed her to visit the four corners of Australia in a campervan. During these road trips, which lasted two years from 2014 to 2016, Marion made short stops either to work or to explore the life of Australian farms and contribute as a volunteer. To find out moreย including suggestions to find jobs and for self-care while traveling, we invite...
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