Voices from the Field: An Interview with DSO Executive Director Winnie Luk
Read along to discover Winnie’s insights into the programs and priorities shaping the DSO’s next chapter, the stories that reaffirm why this work matters, and the tools that can help disabled creatives enter and thrive in the field.
The Signal | Live on location for the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival
DSO Executive Director Winnie Luk joins CBC’s The Signal to share more about the DSO’s mission, the momentum behind our work, and how we’re supporting disabled creatives across the country through our programs and partnerships.
Why Does Representation Matter? First Frame S1 Ep 10
On this episode of First Frame, Jennifer Park and Cameron Zinger speak with two champions of inclusive storytelling; Joy Loewen, the Vice President of Growth & Inclusion at the Canada Media Fund; and Winnie Luk, the Executive Director of the Disability Screen Office, shining a spotlight on the state of representation in the Canadian media landscape and the barriers that still exist.
AT Banter Episode 440 – Inside the Disability Screen Office with Alethea Bakogeorge
Dive into the world of disability representation in Canadian film as Rob, Ryan and Steve sit down with Alethea Bakogeorge, Director of Programs & Development from the Disability Screen Office (DSO).
First-of-its-kind role to advance accessibility in Canadian screen industry
The Canadian Press – The Disability Screen Office and the National Screen Institute are launching a program in which professionals will work with film and TV productions to ensure accessibility on set.
