Dare To Be Aware aims to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and strive for equity for disabled, chronically ill and/or neurodiverse genetic counsellors, current students and future students. Website: https://t.co/FzeVf8HOI6.
Dare To Be Aware has an open survey to help us craft useful and accessible webinars.
We would love to hear more from:
- Applicants @SCaGCPSN
- Students @NSGC_SNG_SIG
- GCs from countries other than Australia.
Survey link: https://t.co/xaqD5T4ck4.
Dare To Be Aware is interested in convening webinars. We’d love to hear from #GCChat!
We’d like to know:
- Would you attend a webinar?
- What would you like to learn about?
- What accessibility features are absolute must haves?
- Should contributors be compensated and how?
Dare To Be Aware aims to raise awareness, promote inclusion, and strive for equity for disabled, chronically ill and/or neurodiverse genetic counsellors, current students and future students. Website: https://t.co/FzeVf8HOI6
Are there any #ActuallyAutistic people in #GCChat who would like to participate in this important research? An #ActuallyAutistic person was involved in study design.
Accommodations are super important to increase equity for disabled, chronically ill and neurodiverse students and colleagues.
Accommodations = better GCs = patients get a better service = winning!
Advertise accommodations in postgraduate programs and workplaces and enable people to access them.
An introduction to accommodations can be found here: https://t.co/YS4coGhJRO
The Job Accommodation Network hosts a database to identify accommodations: https://t.co/aETHZvnGQ9
@minoritygenetic We would love to discuss with you how Dare To Be Aware can better serve and amplify the voices of this community! We will be in touch.
"Genetic counseling and MS are a part of my identity, and I'm proud of that." Lauren Sferrazza shares her experiences as a genetic counselor living with multiple sclerosis and the resources available to GCs with disabilities. #GCChat#NDEAM
"There are graduate programs that won't accommodate students with chronic illnesses."
As a GC with a genetic disability, Sarah Hunt of @CUCancerCenter provides a unique and valuable perspective on accommodations for students and employees. #GCChat#NDEAM
We welcome blog submissions from people with more than one minoritised identitity. However, we recognise that this is emotional labour that you may not want engage in, and are not obligated to engage in.