COVID-19
The following posts are part of our series on perspectives from disabled and chronically ill people regarding COVID-19. They are not intended as medical advice.
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We Need More Than Social Distancing. We Need Social Safety Nets.
Disabled, Not Disposable: Tinu
What Can Experiences of Chemically Sensitive People Teach Us During Social Distancing?
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Information, Response, and Planning for Washingtonians
Working and Studying at Home Shouldn’t Be Pandemic-Only Accommodations
Disability Rights Washington Files Complaint over COVID-19 Treatment Rationing Plan in Washington State
Deaf People Need Access to Information During Emergencies, Too
Listen Up: Chronically Ill People Know What We’re Talking About When it Comes to COVID-19
Disabled People Are Not Simply Dispensable During a Pandemic
Coping with Suicidal Ideation Among the Uncertainty of COVID-19
Disability Accommodations and Supports Can Help Everyone Prevent COVID-19
Reminder: Non-Disabled People Aren’t the Only Ones Affected by COVID-19
