Old Charity images? The Spastic Centre of NSW still rely on images
of 'crippled' children to tug on the heart-strings attached to
people's wallets. Go to their website
http://www.thespasticcentre.org.au/default.asp [1] for a sample of
21st century charity images cemented in a tragedy-model of disability
.
Janice
On Wed 28/07/10 8:52 PM , Liz Crow [log in to unmask] sent:
I'm going to be running a workshop in September on propaganda and
am looking for some old disability charity images (Winged Fellowship,
Spastics Society, MS Society, etc). Does anyone know where I can get
hold of some images or have any they could lend me to scan? Thanks!
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