All Bodies

Authors

  • Michaela Oteri Artist

Keywords:

COVID-19, Coronavirus, Disability, Disposable, Health humanities, Artwork, Medical humanities, NoBodyIsDisposable

Abstract

I created this artwork for the hashtag #NoBodyIsDisposable, a hashtag that was started in light of the recent COVID-19 pandemic and how disabled people have been treated as though they are expendable, especially since we are some of the most compromised. Our voices matter. Our lives matter. This artwork illustrates a crowd of disabled people with their right fists raised. Above them, it reads "#NoBodyIsDisposable".

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References

Doctors With Disabilities @DwDAoC on twitter

Abstract art by Himani Gupta depicting human bodies occupied in various activites in a community setting

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Published

2020-05-21

How to Cite

Oteri, M. (2020). All Bodies. Research and Humanities in Medical Education, 7, 106–107. Retrieved from https://rhime.in/ojs/index.php/rhime/article/view/323

Issue

Vol. 7 (2020)

Section

Pandemic Praxis

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Copyright (c) 2020 Michaela Oteri

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