Personal profile. Rehab Psychologist and Researcher passionate about making healthcare more accessible, engaging and relevant to individuals with disabilities
We need to create meaningful changes in the way we structure, fund and think about care so that it does not mean women trying to do more in less time. #CareCantWait
Care responsibilities have pushed millions of women out of the workforce. We can get back to work when our loved ones have the care services they need. We need child care, paid family & medical leave, & long term services & supports. #CareCantWait#WorkingFamiliesNeedPaidLeave
22 years ago, the Supreme Court declared in Olmstead v. LC that people with disabilities have a right to be fully integrated into their communities. We #HonorOlmstead by supporting passage of the American Jobs Plan to invest in HCBS and make Olmstead a reality. #HCBSCantWait
‘Every allied health professional plays an important role in tackling health inequalities. This framework has been created to help you to find your own unique role in this and to explore ways to maximise your contribution.’ #AHPs https://t.co/HsMSPFJEOU
Nearly 350 orgs have endorsed the Biden administration’s commitment to invest $400B in home & community-based services & the care workforce that provide those supports to aging adults & ppl w/ disabilities! #CareCantWait#BuildBackBetter
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EDITORIAL: #Disability—a neglected issue in public health. A collection of pieces in this month's issue highlight the health impact of the pandemic on people with disabilities and the underlying health inequalities 🧵#publichealth#openaccess https://t.co/QtrMVCXxSc
Powerful and important article by Dr. Reber, now finishing her postdoc at the IDEAL RRTC. Not disability focused but the concepts and methodology are certainly disability relevant. @UMDisabilityCtr
Check out my latest article on migrant workers in Dubai in the UAE: "The Cramped & Crowded Room: The search for a sense of belonging and emotional well-being among temporary low-wage migrant workers" Available here until July 17: https://t.co/MX2s8U88JR
It's time to care about home care. Politicians have an opportunity to show that they learned that lesson by expanding access to home and community-based care and investing in the essential workers who provide it. https://t.co/JbGYDPT5g3 via @thehill
📢Our free, open-source learning guide is now available! It offers educators discussion questions, activities, templates, games, and other resources to support conversations about disability, accessibility, social justice, and community building! https://t.co/1CKFQFdjXh
Thank you to everyone who attended our quarterly webinar and posed such excellent questions about how #COVID19 has impacted adults with disabilities in marginalized communities. We look forward to seeing all of you again at the next IDEAL RRTC webinar! https://t.co/1wTzIA3MHR
Dr. Remley from CDC: "Surround your child with a cocoon of love by vaccinating everyone around them until they can be vaccinated." on today's federal webcast from @NIH abt vaccination/ppl with disabilities. @ThinkEquitable
As a CODA, or “child of deaf adults,” Googler Tony has always shared a unique bond with his parents. But when the pandemic forced a physical distance between them, they found new ways — and a new reason — to stay close. 🤟
Grateful to contribute to this piece with @USATODAY on the American Rescue Plan.
"This is truly something to celebrate — finally dedicated funding to support people with disabilities who want to get back to work." #CripTheVote
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Members of Congress need to hear from #aging advocates on the importance of increased funding for #OlderAmericansAct programs and other critical aging services. Learn more about FY 2022 appropriations and access n4a-developed advocacy tools and resources: https://t.co/wT6qtB4k8B.
.@BonnieSwenorPhD from @JHUDisability provides comments to the Biden COVID19 Equity Taskforce. “Who counts depends on who is counted”#disabilitydatagaps