Tomorrow's session in our doctoral seminar on public health ethics centers "Disability, Ethics, & Public Health."
We began this convo in the fall history of public health seminar via extensive discussions on eugenics and basic notions in critical disability studies.
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We began this convo in the fall history of public health seminar via extensive discussions on eugenics and basic notions in critical disability studies.
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Tomorrow we'll extend our work by attempt to apply working knowledge of #DisabilityJustice and #DisabilityEthics to public health practice and policy. Last week's application exercise of the REAP Framework in evaluating the influence of #StructuralRacism in policy serves +
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As a critical bridge to this week's unit, since of course ableism and racism intersect past and present in all sorts of nefarious ways in public health contexts.
(The app exercise involves continuous Medicaid coverage under the current PHE)
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(The app exercise involves continuous Medicaid coverage under the current PHE)
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I'm uninterested in any model of public health practice, let alone bioethics or public health law & policy that does not center disability justice & disability ethics.
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