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A thoughtful and moving mini-series featuring stories from residents of a Toronto long-term care home. Michael Ruderman's art-research project uses interviewing and environmental audio recording to collaboratively tell residents' stories from long-term care. This mini-series is for anyone who cares to uplift our long-term care residents, strengthen our eldercare system, and listen to those who are rarely heard.
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You’re about to hear from Maurice. He is 57-years old living with Multiple Sclerosis, which has severely limited his movement. It was a real pleasure spending time with Maurice: we regularly ended our recording sessions
You’re about to hear from Jackie. She has lived in the home for about 20 years, making her one of the postcard-makers with the most lived experience of long-term care. Jackie had an injury not long before we met, so our
Before Grace’s residence was a long-term care home, it was another kind of institution. I’m not going to say what specifically to avoid identifying details, but it’s important to note because Grace actually worked and sp
Charlie is in his 70s, and has spent around two decades in long-term care. Charlie’s comfort with the home was clear: I’d often see him in the lobby hanging out, and he made frequent day trips out of the home. Charlie is
This postcard you are about to hear from Caesar does not paint a rosy picture of life in long-term care. In his words: “It’s not all sugar and spice.” In this piece you’ll hear a thoughtful articulation of a struggle: a
Of all postcard creators, Bob was the most interested in capturing sounds from the home. We spent multiple sessions recording and discussing everyday sounds, and with the exception of one musical track, this postcard is
You’re about to hear from Basell. Of our group, she is the only one to have worked in long-term care extensively, giving us a unique perspective. Basell’s sense of humour jumped out to me right away. Her no-nonsense, str
Conversations with Anna were a real pleasure. I’m sure you’ll sense her warmth and humour throughout this postcard. Anna lives mostly in her bed, except for rare trips outside; you’ll hear more about her health and passi
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