Included: The Disability Equity Podcast

Thanks to all of our @IncludedPod supporters! We are on hiatus until we can find funding to continue the podcast. Stay tuned and enjoy our previously recorded episodes. We hope to be back soon!

Join us as we learn from @DrBlackDeer, an expert in practice-based evidence and mental health of Indigenous youth! Find our conversation anywhere podcasts are released or at this link: included.libsyn.com/42-decolonizin… #DecolonizeMentalHealth #DecolonizeResearch

On the 42nd episode of @IncludedPod, NCDPR co-PI Dr. Willi Horner-Johnson takes a cross-disability approach to pregnancy and health in her work and calls for a culture shift in reproductive care. Listen to episode 42: zcu.io/OYdB

LINK CORRECTION! Listen on Spotify at: open.spotify.com/episode/1mp7Xi…

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Listen in for powerhouse Dr. Willi Horner-Johnson's work on reproductive health and people with disabilities! She dives into data collection, stereotypes, contraceptive access, and so much more. @OHSUUCEDD @OHSUNews @dis_pregnancy nam02.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Powerful work and words from the one and only Lisa Iezzoni @nytimes. @NickSReed and I talked with Lisa about this work for @IncludedPod - an urgent call to action for addressing healthcare inequities for people with disabilities: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hea…

@BonnieSwenorPhD @NickSReed @JHUDisability @CarolineCerill1 Huge thanks to the @Included team that makes this all happen! @NishimotoBros @prateekgajwani @CarolineCerill1

And we are BACK! After a summer hiatus and lots of fun research @BonnieSwenorPhD and @NickSReed are ready to get back to making podcasts. Stay tuned for an exciting new season focused on timely issues and new angles of disability equity! @JHUDisability @CarolineCerill1

Episode transcripts can be found at disabilityhealth.jhu.edu/included/

The team @JHUDisability has been grateful to collaborate with @webaim, including on the COVID-19 Vaccine Website Accessibility Dashboard along with @ThinkEquitable: disabilityhealth.jhu.edu/vaccinedashboa…

“When we really focus [on] human experience, that's where we start to see the greatest change and improvements to accessibility.” Jared Smith from @WebAIM reveals how critical web accessibility is to us all, and what we can do to help improve it. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/41-…

“Nuance is a keyword in bioethics.”  @mildredzsolomon discusses tough questions, human flourishing, and how the work of @hastingscenter intersects with disability.  Check out the full conversation here: bit.ly/Included9

Tune into our episode with @chadruffinMD about his experience as a deaf ENT & cochlear implant surgeon! He discusses healthcare inequities for patients with communication disabilities during the pandemic and advocates for more disabled folks in medicine. bit.ly/Included15

“We, in the US, aren’t doing good data collection on people with disabilities in general. It’s even worse for those with intellectual and developmental disability.” Check out our episode with @scottdlandes for more on disability data and his research: bit.ly/Included13

The theme of our conversation with @AndyDRC of @DisabilityCA is #equity. We talk health policy, the impacts of COVID-19, and why we need more data on disability. Tune in here: bit.ly/Included10

“Where decisions are being made, people with disabilities need to be present so that we’re not overlooked, and our needs are not ignored.” @NatCounDis Chairman Andrés Gallegos discusses disability representation and healthcare inequities in this episode bit.ly/Included16

“If you think that you have a disability, I want you in my studies.” In this episode @anjalifp discusses how inclusivity has shaped her work on disability identity, and offers insight on how to make disability research more inclusive bit.ly/included7

Tune in for this episode featuring @NotYourAvgHo101, where we discuss the @DISummit_org, importance of #intersectionality in disability research and disability justice, a framework created by queer, disabled women of color. Happy Pride month! bit.ly/included29