Long COVID Justice presents at Autistic Self-Advocacy Network’s annual Gala

We’re thrilled to share that our Long COVID Justice project is the recipient of the 2024 Creating Community Together Award from the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN). Join us at ASAN’s annual gala for a panel featuring S4HI co-director Emi Kane and other powerful organizers on October 30!

Event info via ASAN:
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“Sowing Safety: Cultivating Protections & Weeding Out Harmful Policies During the Ongoing Pandemic” panel

PANEL INFO
As mask bans have continued popping up and pandemic protections are lifted, many disabled people are disproportionately impacted, facing heightened risks in a society increasingly eager to move on from the pandemic. We know that COVID-19 is still an issue. We’ll be joined by experts discussing how to navigate the continual erosion of pandemic protections, the harm caused by mask bans, and what we can do to support and keep each other safer.

PANELISTS
• Emi Kane
• Eiryn Griest Schwartzman
• Ngozi Alston

TIME & DATE
• Weds Oct 30, 3-4:45 PM ET, zoom
Full gala schedule (3-8pm), panelist bios, & tickets

ACCESS NOTES
• Panel presentations will be in spoken English with CART.
• Format: Panel presentation followed by Q&A.
• Camera optional. No breakout groups. Chat will be open.
• For access requests, contact: info@autisticadvocacy.org
• This session will be recorded. Recording & resources will be shared with everyone who registered, & posted online on ASAN’s YouTube channel.

ABOUT THE GALA
• A night of panels, celebration, and community.
• After the panels, the award ceremony will take place from 7:30-8:00pm ET.
• This year’s theme is Grow With Us — in recognition of ASAN'S growth and a tribute to the power of our grassroots to fight for the rights of our community.
• Everyone’s welcome.
• ASAN asks that gala attendees donate if they are able to do so, but donations are never required to attend.

ABOUT ASAN
The Autistic Self Advocacy Network seeks to advance the principles of the disability rights movement with regard to autism. Nothing About Us, Without Us!