Category: Disability and Ability
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Building Health Equity Podcast | Disability Justice and Health Equity Practice
The seventh episode of the Building Health Equity webinar series has been converted into a podcast for easier listening on the go! We’ve partnered with the Share Public Health podcast series to bring you this episode. This podcast is formatted from the Disability Justice and Health Equity Practice webinar, discussing current healthcare and public health issues affecting individuals with […]
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Disability Exchange Podcast
The University of Iowa’s Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities, in collaboration with the Midwestern Public Health Training Center and the University of Iowa College of Public Health, presents the Disability Exchange podcast series. This series is centered around elevating the voices of people with disabilities through connection and conversation.
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Recorded Webinar | Building Health Equity Webinar Series: Disability Justice and Health Equity Practice
View the seventh installment of the Building Health Equity webinar series: Disability Justice and Health Equity Practice. We featured Anne Crotty and Mike Hoenig from the University of Iowa Center for Disabilities and Development. This was a live session on November 9, 2022. We discussed current healthcare and public health issues affecting individuals with disabilities, […]
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Health and Disability 101 Training for Health Department Employees
This 1-hour free online course is intended to educate health department staff about the benefits of including people with disabilities in all public health programs, products, and services. The training provides foundational knowledge of people with disabilities, the health disparities they face, and how local health departments can be more inclusive of people with disabilities […]
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Disability Language Style Guide
It is becoming increasingly difficult to figure out the best and most respectful ways to refer to people with disabilities as language, perceptions, and social norms are changing. Even the term “disability” is not universally accepted. This style guide developed by the National Center on Disability and Journalism at Arizona State University frames the context […]