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A conversation with Dr. Bonnie Swenor, Endowed Professor of Disability Health and Justice at The Johns Hopkins School of Nursing and Director of the Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center, about the many healthcare inequities that the disability community experiences due to ableism and inaccessibility
Learn the many ways in which funding can critically shift the care and research landscape for Long COVID patients.
An urgent call for funders, healthcare providers, and organizers to follow the leadership of those living with Long COVID.
Learn about the implications of Long COVID — both for those newly disabled by COVID-19, and those who already live with other disabilities.
Insights on incorporating a mental health focus within both internal operations and grantmaking practices.
Click here for a transcript of this webinar. According to The Missing Billion, disabled people are three times as likely...
Many of the earliest philanthropists in the U.S. were significant ideological and financial supporters of the eugenics movement. According to...
One in five women ages 18 and older are disabled. The United Nations, through their work toward full gender equality,...
In this excerpt from the Disability & Philanthropy Forum’s webinar on health equity and disability, Dr. Poorna Kushalnagar speaks to...
In this excerpt from the Disability & Philanthropy Forum’s webinar on health equity and disability, Andrés Gallegos speaks to the...
When it comes to health care, significant disparities abound between people with disabilities and non-disabled people. From physical barriers and...
