Research on the Effects of ACEs on Brain Injury

Research highlight from the Disability and Health Journal. A wall of brain imaging is mounted on a wall.

How do Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) affect health long-term? This study in the Disability & Health Journal examines how ACEs impact outcomes for people with brain injuries.   This plain language summary is part of our series sharing highlights from the Disability and Health Journal.  Why was this study done?  Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can lead […]

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Announcing Our 2024 Disability & Health Scholars

Meet our Disability and Health scholars! Professional headshots of three women.

We are proud to announce the recipients of the 2023-2024 Frederick J. Krause Scholarship on Health and Disability. Every year this award recognizes students with disabilities who are working to advance the broad field of disability and health. Meet our 2024 Scholars Rose Brown – Rose is a third-year Social and Personality Psychology PhD student […]

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Migrating from #DisabilityTwitter to #DisSky

#DisSky - Building Community on Bluesky. The butterfly Bluesky logo.

Access and Inclusion in the Twitterverse We’re leaving Twitter. Since 2022, accessibility on the platform has been dismantled as part of a broader set of cuts, turning the platform away from recent gains. The Accessibility Experience Team was eliminated in November 2022. This happened just after the launch two months prior of expanded alt-text features […]

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Recap: Autoimmunity, Disability & All of Us

Screenshot from the autoimmunity webinar, showing four speakers, the moderator and ASL interpreter.

 On October 23rd, the Disability Community Engagement Partner Project (DCEPP) at AAHD held our second conversation in the 2024-2025 Disability and Health Webinar series with “Autoimmunity, Disability & All of Us.” Moderated by Devon Anderson, this conversation brought together four community members and advocates in conversation about autoimmune conditions and non-apparent disabilities. Many thanks […]

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