In honor of Long COVID Awareness Day, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Listening for the Long Haul (LFLH) website. LFLH features 100+ hours of interviews with longhaulers who are the most impacted by the pandemic and its social and economic ripple effects.
LFLH is a public history project grounded in disability justice, sharing over twenty oral history interviews with people living with Long COVID and Associated Conditions (LCAC). This site is a place to listen deeply, learn collectively, and honor lived experiences of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Coming soon: Virtual launch event featuring a panel of LFLH project organizers and participants. Sign up for our list to make sure you get the invite!
This project was created in partnership with History Moves, a public history project based at University of Illinois Chicago, with generous support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
“Listening for the Long Haul is a truly collaborative project, in which chronically ill and disabled people work together to tell our stories, with full control over our narratives and how they’re presented. It’s in the truest spirit of disability justice: ‘Nothing about us without us!’
– Gabriel San Emeterio, Long COVID Justice Senior Fellow