Susanna Speier

"Back to the Dark Ages," Premieres at Easterseals Disability Film Challenge's 13th Anniversary

Security was tight and crowds ample at the first walk after a firebombing attack, writes a woman who joined from Denver.

The national relevance of the new law & the Democrat minority counterproposal --The Masked Criminal Accountability Act--- which was created as a safer and more equitable alternative

The national relevance of the new law & the Democrat minority counterproposal --The Masked Criminal Accountability Act--- which was created as a safer and more equitable alternative

Research Study shows that State Public Health departments pass buck onto CDC when it comes to providing information on COVID-19 treatment options.

What could possibly go wrong?

What could possibly go wrong?

So I made a BINGO board of shared spaces they can no longer access

Neoclassic pillars, holiday lights and a goat

After the mass shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs I wanted to support the community but large, crowded indoor events are too risky. Here's how I did it safely.

While "Cocooning" around the immunocompromised during the next few months is an excellent idea, according to an audio discussion about the study with NEJM Managing Editor

What NOT getting COVID taught me about journalism's inconvenience tax

while continuing to ignore the immunocompromised

while continuing to ignore the immunocompromised

What inspired a newsletter by and for people who are immunocompromised

What inspired a newsletter by and for people who are immunocompromised

Q&A with Amanda Adams

Although I am one of an estimated 2.7 to 3 per cent of the population that meets the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) definition of “immunocompromised,” I am in a position of privilege.

Tara Parker Pope’s New York Times column, “Ask Well” provides research-based discussions of what cleaning products to use and how to use them in her article “Have I Been Cleaning All Wrong?” which was last updated May 13. She delves into how long a…

We are finding many people are staying home during this time. Zoom allows us to keep the quality of teaching active, our community connected and our students well being strong. We are even getting many loved yogis who have moved away joining us…