Professional Photographic Artist, Sue Murray collaborates with people with spinal cord injury to create digital artworks that tell their stories through powerful self portraitsArts NSW, Accessible arts and Australia Council recognise Imagine Me for quality assurance and best practise in the arts and disability sector. My reputation for excellence is demonstrated by :
A Participant centred approach: I am continually adapting and developing innovative workshops to enable greater access for people living with a range of disabilities ensuring our program is fully inclusive for people of all abilities A Whole person approach to delivery of creative workshops for those who want:
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Participants don't need to ask a carer or a friend for help, the technology gives them total independence and that's very empowering
Read more Sydney Morning Herald (web version) Initially developed for people with spinal cord injury, ImagineMe is continually adapting and developing innovative workshops to enable greater access for people living with a range of disabilities, most recently for young people with intellectual disabilityThe workshops use technology that enables people with limited mobility to operate a camera and photographic studio independently"For some people, it's about learning a new skill and for others it's about the creative expression. It's also very therapeutic. We work in really small groups. Participants can share stories, knowing that everyone in the room understands. The social connection is hugely important." read more Sydney Morning Herald (web version)
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