Center for Health Equity: Indiana University Bloomington

Indiana COVID-19 Vaccination Resources

The Center for Health Equity has compiled a resources list for people with disabilities and their caregivers to help them navigate and understand the COVID-19 vaccines and the process of receiving them. The list includes 1) websites to accessible documents; 2) videos in ASL; 3) information on activities you can do after being vaccinated; 4) documents explaining what the vaccines are; and 5) links to schedule vaccinations.

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Equality and Equity are NOT the same

Equality vs. Equity Bikes

This image from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation describes the difference between equality and equity. With equality, all people are given the same bicycle regardless of their different needs. With equity, each person is given the bicycle that meets their specific needs. Simply speaking, equality means sameness, and equity means fairness and justice.

Resources on Race, Equity, and Understanding

We act in solidarity with our Black colleagues, family, and friends.

In an organization as large as the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community (IIDC), we have multiple perspectives and ideas, but we share a commitment to seeking and demanding equity for marginalized communities.

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COVID-19 Resources

Indiana University
coronavirus.iu.edu
State of Indiana
coronavirus.in.gov
National
cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov

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What's New

Lesson Plans About Indiana Disability History

Teachers can now download four ready-to-use lesson plans for students in grades 4 through 6. From Segregation to Integration: Oral History About the Education of Children with Disabilities centers around video interview excerpts in the Indiana Disability History Project’s online oral history collection.

First-hand accounts of the disability rights movement and the experiences of Hoosiers with disabilities

We invite you to explore more videos about disabiity in Indiana by visiting the exhibits at our Indiana DIsability History project. Since 2015, the Center has been collecting accounts of Hoosiers with disabilities and their supporters to document and preserve their memories and experiences, highlighting historic developments in the Indiana disability rights movement.

Featured Video

Teri was hesitant about getting the vaccine, but she did a lot of research to overcome her fears. Teri was relieved once she was vaccinated. She finally felt safe enough to get out and see family and friends again. Her advice to others is to make sure they get information about the vaccine from respectable medical and state websites.For Indiana COVID-19 vaccination resources collected by the Center, visit here.

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