Crip Love

Less than 48 hours after matching on Tinder, Cherry and Plum were on an 18 hour Discord call and haven’t stopped talking since. Together, they’ve built a relationship grounded in individual autonomy, Queer Crip identity and a shared love of Filipino culture. Transcript available here.Credits: Production by Danni Stewart Music by Breanna Jones and Paul Macadam Graphics by Emma Pham Crip Love is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. You can find open captions for each episode on criplove.net This project was recorded on stolen lands across so-called Australia. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. Support First Peoples Disability Network Support First Nations mutual aid

Over the years, Erin and Lee have built a home together again and again, always with their cat babies close by. Theirs is a relationship shaped by change, where love looks like adaptation, care, and growing side by side.Transcript available here.Credits: Production by Danni Stewart Music by Breanna Jones and Paul Macadam Graphics by Emma Pham Crip Love is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. You can find open captions on ⁠criplove.net⁠ This project was recorded on stolen lands across so-called Australia. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. Support ⁠First Peoples Disability Network ⁠Support ⁠First Nations mutual aid⁠

From an art school romance, Ava and Mei Lin build a relationship grounded in crip doula-ing and cultural practice. Through art, care, and community, they create a shared world that honours who they are and the lineages they come from.Transcript available here.Credits: Production by Danni Stewart Music by Breanna Jones and Paul Macadam Graphics by Emma Pham Crip Love is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. You can find open captions on ⁠criplove.net⁠ This project was recorded on stolen lands across so-called Australia. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. Support ⁠First Peoples Disability Network ⁠Support ⁠First Nations mutual aid⁠

Eva and Dick used to party hard. They fell in love in a blur of gigs, house parties, and late nights. From party animals to partners navigating chronic illness, together they’re embracing the slow life and little joys of spending every day together. Transcript available here.Credits: Production by Danni Stewart Music by Breanna Jones and Paul Macadam Graphics by Emma Pham Crip Love is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW. You can find open captions on ⁠criplove.net⁠ This project was recorded on stolen lands across so-called Australia. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land. Support ⁠First Peoples Disability Network ⁠Support ⁠First Nations mutual aid⁠

Some context on the thinking behind this project and the language used.