ISOLATION, BEFORE AND DURING A PANDEMIC (EP. 94)
Author: Anna Landre
Current Core Pathway Course: Disability, Ethics, EcoJustice (THEO)
Context: Recorded in the various houses of those on the podcast, published on the ACLU website
Tags: Community and Collaboration, Resilience and Innovation, Justice (eg. Differential Impacts; Lived Experiences)
Submission:
ISOLATION, BEFORE AND DURING A PANDEMIC (EP. 94)
I was a guest on this podcast with the ACLU a few weeks ago to talk about disability and isolation in the covid-19 era. Although many disabled people are familiar with isolation due to stigma, inaccessible environments, and other oppressive structures, many nondisabled people are experiencing it for the first time. There’s a lot to be learned from the disability community and we must come out of this with more respect and solidarity for marginalized folks.
To listen to the full podcast, take a look at the ACLU link:
