Crip Camp - A Disability Revolution

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Disability and Belonging
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The creators of the award-nominated documentary Crip Camp are interviewed on the summer camp podcast Campfires and Color Wars.

Crip Camp, a wonderful film, explores the world of a camp for kids with disabilities, and also the foundation of the Civil Rights for Disabilities movement.

Visit Crip Camp's website, which includes an educational resource, and listen to a podcast interview with the creators of the film.

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Crip Camp is a documentary on Netflix.

The curricular resources on their website are thoughtful and extensive - still pictures, video clips, discussion guides, and activity suggestions.

Want a peek behind the scenes of the film? Campfires and Color Wars podcast host Micah Hart interviews Jim LeBrecht and documentary filmmaker Nicole Newnham about the creation of the film (and also if they prefer a top or bottom bunk).

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