Episode: Invisible Disabilities (Ep. 17)
Created: January 29, 2018
Duration: 31 minutes and 20 seconds
Overview: Today’s episode is about invisible disabilities with Tiffany Peterson and Linda Williams. Tiffany and Linda share their lived experiences as women with invisible disabilities, the misconceptions about invisible disabilities, and the need for language and symbols about disability that we can all identify with such as iridescent amoebas giving side-eye (listen to find out more).
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About the Office of Healthcare Equity
Learn about the Office of Healthcare Equity's vision, strategic blueprint, and the team driving positive change in healthcare education and delivery at UW Medicine.
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Equity in Practice
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Research & Centers
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Patients & Community
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Get Involved
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Resources
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