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2019 Pacific & Western Disability Studies Symposium

Eastern Washington University

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Symposium Survey

2019 PWDS Symposium Attendees/Participants Survey

Please provide the contact information requested below to allow us to contact you again at the 6 month post-Symposium interval. Your contact information will not be shared outside of the research team and will be kept confidential. Once the results have been tabulated, your contact information will be destroyed.

Contact Email * Required
Contact Phone * Required
Age
Gender
Race/Ethnicity
Religion
Sexual Orientation
Approximate Household Income
Highest Education Received
Employment Status
Veteran Status
Check all that apply to you:
- Group Insurance
- Medicare
- Medicaid
- VA Benefits
- Employee Assistance Plan
- Other
If your answer above is "Other", please describe
Check all that apply to you:
- Community Service Provider
- Policy-maker
- Individual with a Disability
- Caregiver
- Government Worker
- Student
- Educator
I feel I possess sufficient knowledge about my own health to act as my own self-advocate
I feel comfortable discussing disabilities with others
I perceive individuals with invisible disabilities experience greater discrimination than individuals with visible disabilities
It is easy for me to find Disability resources I need
Which resources are you lacking?
I/We can afford the prescriptions I or another family member requires
I or a loved one is/was in need of care at a substance abuse treatment facility but I/we were unable to access that care due to a disability that could not be accommodated
Parents with disabilities make equally good parents as able-bodied parents do.
Individuals with disabilities do not express their sexuality
Individuals with disabilities expect special treatment
Individuals with disabilities are just as hard-working as individuals without disabilities are
Individuals with disabilities who are also incarcerated deserve a lower standard of care than those living in the community do
The Symposium content added to my understanding of Access and why it matters
The Symposium content will affect the way I interact with people who live with disabilities in the future
The Symposium helped me understand the connections between Disability and other marginalized communities
Employing a Disability Analysis to academic, advocacy, and activist projects is important
What brought you to the 2019 Pacific/Western Disability Studies Symposium?
What do/did you hope to gain from this experience?
Is there anything else you would like us to know?

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