Darcus Nims and Betty WIlliams - Putting Self-Advocacy Skills to Use

Darcus Nims and Betty Williams, two of the founding leaders of Self-Advocates of Indiana, describe how their self-advocacy skills helped the inexperienced travelers maneuver around Washington, D.C.. Darcus was interviewed in 2006 and Betty was interviewed in 20016.

Title

Darcus Nims and Betty WIlliams - Putting Self-Advocacy Skills to Use

Subject

Self-Advocates of Indiana (SAI)
Self-Advocacy
Intellectual/Developmental Disability

Description

Darcus Nims and Betty Williams, two of the founding leaders of Self-Advocates of Indiana, describe how their self-advocacy skills helped the inexperienced travelers maneuver around Washington, D.C.. Darcus was interviewed in 2006 and Betty was interviewed in 20016.

Creator

Indiana Disability History Project

Publisher

Center for Health Equity at the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community and Indiana Governor's Council for People with Disabilities

Contributor

Darcus Nims - interviewee
Betty Williams - interviewee
Jennie Todd - interviewer
Peggy Holtz - videographer/editor

Rights

Copyright © 2018 The Trustees of Indiana University

Format

video/mp4

Language

English

Type

Moving Image

Identifier

133-mi

Access Rights

Open to all users

Bibliographic Citation

" Darcus Nims and Betty Williams - Putting Our Self-Advocacy Skills to Use YouTube video, 00:04:25, interview excerpt 133-mi by the Indiana Disability History Project, posted by "Indiana Disability History" on November 29, 2018, https://youtu.be/WDmrTQArA4c

Spatial Coverage

District of Columbia, Washington
Indiana

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