Covid-19

As we navigate responding to COVID-19, we cannot leave the disability community behind. The following pieces are part of our series on perspectives from disabled and chronically ill people regarding COVID-19. For Coronavirus resources for disabled Washingtonians, visit our resource page.

Monsters in the Closet: Facing Fears of Inaccessibility

Accessibility/Access Needs, COVID-19, Health, Mental Health
Mass Incarceration’s Dystopia Gets Even Worse: Harvesting Organs and Co-Opting Radical Language

Activism and Advocacy, COVID-19, Criminal Justice, Mental Health, Policy, Race and Disability
The Challenges of Being a Deaf Lip-Reader During the COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19
Call for Stories: Share your experiences to highlight the value of educational accommodations

COVID-19, Education
A Writer with Multiple Sclerosis Finds Unexpected Gratitude with an Antique Typewriter

COVID-19, Technology
COVID19: Drive Thru Only Services Must Provide Access to People Who Cannot Drive

COVID-19, Emergency Preparedness, Transportation
Enduring Chronic Pain During the COVID-19 Pandemic

COVID-19, Health
Seattle Times OpEd – Coronavirus: Remember students with disabilities in a time of crisis

COVID-19, Emergency Preparedness
We Need More Than Social Distancing. We Need Social Safety Nets.

COVID-19, Emergency Preparedness, Health
What Can Experiences of Chemically Sensitive People Teach Us During Social Distancing?

COVID-19, Health
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information, Response, and Planning for Washingtonians

COVID-19
Working and Studying at Home Shouldn’t Be Pandemic-Only Accommodations

COVID-19, Emergency Preparedness, Health