TEAM
Punk was built on collaboration.
So was
D-PUNK
104 PROJECTS
104 Projects CIC is a disabled-led arts and heritage organisation that works with disabled communities to create films, exhibitions, heritage projects and public art. Through collaboration with artists, museums, archives and community groups, 104 Projects champions disabled people’s stories and ensures they become part of Britain’s shared cultural heritage.
BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE (BFI)
The BFI supported D-Punk by selecting the documentary as the Closing Night Film of the We Crip Film Festival. The film will also stream free on BFI Player, ensuring the project reaches audiences long after the formal completion of the Heritage Fund programme.
LONE WOLVES
We also worked with an amazing bunch of NEET young people whose contribution and life force was the heart and soul of the project.
TRELOAR COLLEGE
Treloar College provided an accessible creative base for the project’s younger participants. Working alongside staff and artists, students explored disability, punk and heritage through filmmaking, fanzine-making, digital media and Arts Award.
LONDON'S SCREEN ARCHIVE
London’s Screen Archives supported the project through archive expertise and guidance, helping connect contemporary stories with Britain’s moving image heritage.
WITH THANKS TO...
D-Punk would not have been possible without the generosity, enthusiasm and expertise of our contributors, participants and partners.
Special thanks to:
The National Lottery Heritage Fund
Symeon Ververis and Tom Furber, London Archives
Georgia Hardcastle
Gemma Ellis
Erin Wills
Sara Mitchell
Keron Day
Ella Glendining
Rib Davies
All of our oral history contributors
The participants at Treloar College
