CMIST History (communication, maintaining health, independence, support and safety, and transportation) At a 2006 United States Health and Human Services,...
Intersectionality: (n) the interconnected nature of social categorizations such asrace, class, gender or gender expansion and disability as they apply...
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COVID-19 Challenges in College Reopening Plans for Students with Disabilities
Despite the dangers of the COVID-19 pandemic, some colleges and universities are planning to hold in-person classes and activities this...
Read MoreLooking Back to Move Forward by June Kailes
My interest is in the future because I’m going to spend the rest of my life there. Charles F....
Read MoreDefining Functional Needs – Updating CMIST By June Isaacson Kailes Disability Policy Consultant
CMIST History (communication, maintaining health, independence, support and safety, and transportation) At a 2006 United States Health and Human Services,...
Read MoreTraining: Maximizing Your ROI!
These comments originated and are expanded from my panel participation at the Getting it Right conferences in Irvine and Sacramento, California on...
Read MoreThe National Shelter System and Physical Accessibility – Time to Look Under the Hood
This article focuses on physical accessibility, one of the many mass care criteria used by the American Red Cross National...
Read MoreProtecting Your Health, Safety, and Independence in Emergencies
This is a companion piece and extended dive into Anita Cameron’s post: Emergency Preparedness - A Common Sense Measure for...
Read MoreThe Intersectionality Imperative in Disability Inclusive Emergency Management
Intersectionality: (n) the interconnected nature of social categorizations such asrace, class, gender or gender expansion and disability as they apply...
Read MoreEmergency Preparedness – A Common Sense Measure for the Disability Community
Download the companion for this blog here: E-Prep2Protect by June Issacson Kailes Almost every day, one hears of natural and...
Read MoreEmergency Preparedness: Vital Necessity or Expression of Privilege?
As I hear of recent and impending disasters and assess my, and my household’s state of preparedness, I’ve begun to...
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