Webcast/Podcast

Presenters discussed the impact of Long COVID on the lived experiences of people with disabilities in terms of healthcare utilization and employment. The presenters reviewed current and prior research on Long COVID and identified research gaps on COVID-related issues among people with disabilities. Participants also shared the development of a novel coaching-based intervention to help people with disabilities succeed at work. The video was recorded as a webinar in November 2023.

In this episode of the ADA Live! Podcast, Dr. Lin Hogan offers a clinical perspective on how COVID has impacted our mental health.

In this episode of the ADA Live! broadcast, presenters discuss the impact of post-COVID health on the workplace, employees, and employers – and its effect on our economic recovery. Guest: Sharon Rennert, Senior Attorney Advisor, in the Division of the Americans with Disabilities Act and Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (ADA/GINA), Office of Legal Counsel in the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC).

In this webinar, scheduled for October 13th, 2021, participants will have the opportunity to "Ask an ADA Professional" questions about COVID related workplace accommodations such as hybrid work arrangements as well as employer mandates including face coverings, and vaccinations. Registration is required. The archived audio will be available shortly after the presentation is complete.

This September 22, 2021 webinar will review court cases, settlements and federal agency guidance involving the interplay between COVID and the ADA. Topics will include COVID as an ADA-disability; employment rights; mask/vaccine mandates; voting rights; effective communication; corrections; access to healthcare; access to private businesses; and access to education. This is a constantly evolving area of the law so be sure to attend this session to make sure you have the latest information about COVID and the ADA.

In this archived webinar, presenters offered information on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and how it can help those with disabilities as they are still navigating COVID-19. The webinar covered the highlights and obstacles to virtual living, COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy and information, and accommodations and assistive technology that can help with the COVID-19 long haul.

This archived webinar from the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) National Network Learning Series reviewed the experiences of Medicaid beneficiaries and people with disabilities in California and nationally related to vaccine prioritization and deployment. Presenters reflected on lessons for policy and practice that will support greater equity moving forward. The webinar featured Andy Imparato, executive director of Disability Rights California, and MaryBeth Musumeci, associate director at the Program on Medicaid and the Uninsured at the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF)

In this archived webinar, parents with disabilities discuss the challenges of parenting during the pandemic and share their strategies and solutions to meet those challenges and support their families during this very difficult time.

CEDAR Midwest hosted this webinar focusing on financially coping during COVID-19. Representatives from the University of Missouri Extension discussed immediate considerations in terms of financial stability, potential scams and issues to be aware of, and looking ahead to the future.

In this archived webinar, Dr. Nathaniel Nolan of Washington University of St. Louis joined CEDAR Midwest to address questions and concerns clients of our member organizations may have regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.