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Making Our Voices Heard

Making Our Voices Heard

By: Women with Disabilities Victoria
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 Throughout this series, you will hear directly from women and non-binary people in Australia about the ongoing physical and mental health impacts of the Covid 19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic the voices of women, transgender people, gender diverse people and/or non-binary people with disabilities have been marginalised. This podcast centres those voices and highlights the systemic barriers that people with disabilities have faced during the pandemic.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved. Hygiene & Healthy Living Political Science Politics & Government Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Decision making and the influence of women with disabilities during Covid-19

    Decision making and the influence of women with disabilities during Covid-19
    Jun 12 2022

    In this episode, Akii Ngo and Sam Gagliardi discuss decision-making and the influence of women, queer and nonbinary people with disabilities in the response to Covid 19.
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    32 mins
  • Part 2 - The impact of Covid 19 on women with invisible disabilities

    Part 2 - The impact of Covid 19 on women with invisible disabilities
    Jun 12 2022

    In part 2 of this conversation, El Gibbs and Kate Ditchburn discuss the impact of Covid 19 on women, queer and nonbinary people with invisible disabilities.

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    25 mins
  • Part 1 - The impact of Covid 19 on women with invisible disabilities

    Part 1 - The impact of Covid 19 on women with invisible disabilities
    Jun 12 2022

    In this episode, which is part 1 of a 2 part conversation, El Gibbs and Kate Ditchburn discuss the impact of Covid 19 on women, queer and nonbinary people with invisible disabilities.

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    31 mins
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