El Gibbs is a campaigner and award winning writer whose work focuses on disability and social justice issues. In this interview she and writer, speaker and disability rights advocate, Elly Desmarchelier, discuss their experiences of campaigning around a range of causes. They also chat about ways in which campaigns can become more effective, strategic and accessible, about learning from mistakes, and the importance of rest and fun in creating sustainable, deep and lasting change.TranscriptRead transcript onlineRead the transcript of this conversation in PDFRead the transcript of this conversation in WordExplore Further – Links from PodcastEl Gibbs – WebsiteElly Desmarchelier – WebsiteDisability in Australia: Shadows, struggles and successes A usable socio-cultural history of disability in Australia by Lorna Hallahan – BookOyster Grit: Experiences Of Women With Disabilities – BookCulture is Inclusion: A narrative of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability by Scott Avery – BookCulture Is Inclusion: A narrative of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people with disability presented by Scott Avery, Advocacy Sector Conversations forum – Video, Audio and TranscriptCare Work, Leah Lakshmi Piepznia-Samarasinha – BookExplore Further – Resources in the Commons LibraryDisability Justice LinksLessons from the Disability Justice MovementInsights from Disability Campaigning from Rochelle PorteousLessons from the Campaign to Stop Independent Assessments WebinarCentre the Voices of People with Disability Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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