Why the “Invisible Disabilities” concept is important to accessibility & inclusion? Sun. of Memorial Day weekend 5/29 12:45 PM PT. Special Guest Rev. Suzanne Fast (she/her) is a Florida UU minister focusing on disability justice, advocacy, & education, primarily through UU Association's EqUUal Access.

Webinar sponsored by UU Church in Eugene Accessibility Task Force.

You may download a flyer here: https://tinyurl.com/invisible-disabilities-updated

Rev. Suzanne Fast:

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Invisible Disabilities can be obvious: Only the doctor may see a cancer, but it can impair. Diving deeper raises fascinating questions.

The ADA has such a wide “disability” definition even being “erroneously regarded” can qualify. So, discrimination based on a fictitious diagnosis may itself be disabling.

On Sunday 5/29 I will co-moderate a free public webinar with guest Unitarian Universalist Rev. Suzanne Fast for a discussion of this topic.

More details? See my new blog:

https://davidwoaks.com/invisible-dis-webinar-2022

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Unitarian Universalist Rev. Suzanne Fast from Florida identifies as “disabled, chronically ill, and neurodivergent.”