The National Center for Disability, Equity, and Intersectionality invites you to blog (or vlog) with us!
Accessibility
We are committed to accessibility. Please use alt-text and captions for images. Do your best to write in plain-language . We will only post videos that are captioned.
How to Submit
Send your blog or vlog with a suggested title to leah.smith@cchmc.org . Include a brief bio, picture with image description , and social media accounts that you’d like to share. For examples on other blogs we have posted, click here .
Blog Index
The Intersection of Pride and Disability On Being Gay and Disabled Happy Pride! Travel, Accessibility, Anxiety, & Barriers, Oh My! Exploring the Intersection of Disability and Mental Health Maryland’s Open Captioning Bill Passed and Signed Into Law Disability Law Spotlight: City of Grants Pass v. Johnson Social Security Administration Updates Rules for In-Kind Support and Maintenance Cripping Mentorship in Academia Introduction to Disability Justice Reflecting on a Season of Impact and Looking Ahead: Our Journey at The National Center for Disability, Equity, and Intersectionality Update on ADA Supreme Court Case: Acheson v. Laufer 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Adds American Sign Language Disability Activists Closely Watch SCOTUS Case Intersectionality 2.0: Growing in Our Thinking and Philosophy of Care Lawyers, Mental Health, and the Character and Fitness Investigation Accessibility: The Questions I’m learning to Ask To Disclose or Not to Disclose: Online Dating, Disability, Creating Your Online Profile with Confidence The Intersection of Ableism and Racism in Healthcare The Intersection of Driving, Disability, and Being Black Time Lost to Disability Management is a Health Inequity The Paradoxical Perspective on Paxlovid An Attempt at Reparations: California’s Forced or Involuntary Sterilization Program To Better Understand Intersectionality and Health Justice, Look to the Experiences of People Living with HIV Why Intersectionality is an Essential Part of Public Health Language Access Services to Eliminate Health Disparities and Achieve Health Equity for those with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) In Response to the Reversal of Roe v. Wade and Its Impact on People with Disabilities
voiceofsap says:
Nice programme. Summer internships with interest in
Disability Sector are a nice opportunity to students.