ReFramed - Disability in Media Attitude Foundation

Join us for the final episode of ReFramed Season 1!

This week, we welcome Akii Ngo - an advocate, model, writer and consultant based in Melbourne. Akii brings a range of lived experiences to this episode, and an interesting take on 'Love and Other Drugs'. The 2010 film stars Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal, with the former acting as a young woman with Parkinson's.

This week we welcome the incredible Nina Tame to ReFramed. 

Nina is a writer, content creator and disability advocate. Her educational and hilarious content shines a light on ableism, representation, parenting children with disability, and everything in between. 

Nina joins us this week to help analyse Finding Nemo - a 2003 Disney film, which has been a family favourite for the past 20 years. 

Tune in to find out more about Nina, and learn about what she thought of Finding Nemo!

This week, we have the incredible Angel Dixon on with us to help analyse 'Raising Dion' - a Netflix series that follows a boy who develops some serious super powers.

Angel joins us with a range of knowledge and experience in the field of representation and inclusion. She has worked tirelessly to effect change in fashion, on screen and beyond. Angel was previously CEO of Attitude Foundation, and currently serves as a member of the Board. 

Tune in to hear more from Angel, and learn what we thought about Raising Dion.

Welcome back to ReFramed - Disability in Media!

This week, we welcome the lively Rhiannon Tracey to help analyse and discuss 'The Sex Lives of College Girls'. Rhiannon is an all-round powerhouse full of energy. She runs her own wellness and recovery centre - The Next Step - and also works as a model, influencer and key note speaker.

Join Robyn, Jason & Rhiannon on this week's episode. 

This week, we welcome Carly Findlay - a passionate activist, author, and speaker. She also works as Access and Inclusion Coordinator at Melbourne Fringe.  
 
Carly joins Robyn & Jason to review Malory Towers, a BBC show that can be viewed on ABC iView in Australia. Not only is Malory Towers an Enid Blyton adaptation full of nostalgia, it also features Beth Bradfield - an actress with facial difference.  

Tune in to learn what our ReFramers thought about the portrayal of facial difference in the series, as well as Carly's insights into representation, ableism and barriers for people with disability.  

This week, we welcome the incredible Tracey Vieira - Chief Content Officer at Hoodlum (an Emmy® and BAFTA Award-winning production company based in Australia, the US and the UK).

Tracey joins Steph & Jason to review Hawkeye, one of Marvel's newest instalments on Disney+

Tune in to hear their thoughts on the portrayals of disability in the series, as well as Tracey's incredible insight to the film & TV industry.