Unforgotten 25 Years After Willowbrook
In 1972, a young TV reporter named Geraldo Rivera exposed the horrific abuse of mentally disabled children at the Willowbrook State School in Staten Island, New York. This program contains Rivera's original report, Willowbrook: The Last Great Disgrace, and presents a follow-up film about former...
| Formato: | DVD |
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| Idioma: | Inglés |
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[S.l.] :
Unforgotten Enterprises
cop. 2002
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| Ver en Universidad de Navarra: | https://innopac.unav.es/record=b29578140*spi |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Decisions to Send Children to Willowbrook (4:20)
- Family Survivors of Willowbrook: Reflections on Loss & Shame (2:21)
- Remembering the Horrors of Willowbrook (2:28)
- Conditions of Living & Lack of Resources at Willowbrook (2:00)
- Becoming Aware of Abuse at Willowbrook (3:13)
- Geraldo Rivera's Reporting Experience at Willowbrook (2:59)
- One Man's Misdiagnosis & Unneeded Institutionalization (3:28)
- Testimony from Sisters of a Willowbrook Survivor (3:00)
- Memories of Parenting a Mentally Disabled Child (3:35)
- Sister of a Mentally Disabled Woman: Dealing with Shame (2:29)
- Testimony from the Brother of a Willowbrook Survivor (4:42)
- One Mother's Special Relationship with Her Mentally Disabled Son (4:54)
- Life After Willowbrook: Patti (2:02)
- Life After Willowbrook: Luis (1:02)
- Life After Willowbrook: Bernard (1:24)
- Understanding Mental Disability & Cultivating Compassion (2:17)
- Advocating for Group Homes & Common Sense of Individual Care (1:55)
- The Right to a Future (1:21)
- Willowbrook's Haunting Memory (1:47)
- Humanity of Willowbrook's Survivors & Their Legacy (1:46)
- Where Are They Now? (1:16)
- Credits: Unforgotten: 25 Years After Willowbrook (3:02)
