STOPPING THE SPREAD:

RESOURCES ABOUT COVID PREVENTION FOR EDUCATORS

The following resources have been curated by a disabled educator who has been part of online disabled communities throughout the ongoing pandemic. I am not a professional scientist, and I apologize in advance for any imprecise language. However, all information presented here is based on scientific studies and the lived experiences of disabled people.

Please use these resources to help other educators reduce the spread of Covid and take additional precautions!

Thank you for wearing a mask and doing your part to stop the spread.

Please feel free to use any of the following art in slides/electronic resources and to print it for classrooms/educational spaces.

A digital drawing on a green background. White and purple bubble letters read: “There is no such thing as individual risk during an airborne pandemic. We all share air.” In between the sentences is an illustration of five differently colored people-s
A square with darker and lighter purple stripes. The top stripe has white text that reads: "TEACHERS CAN SPREAD COVID..." The next stripe has three white line drawings. The first is the outline of a person handing a paper to a child sitting in a desk
A dark green square with a white dotted border. White text reads: MY MASK PROTECTS YOU / YOUR MASK PROTECTS ME. In the center of the square, there is a white line drawing of two N95 masks overlapping and facing each other with several hearts around t
A dark purple square with a lighter purple border. White text reads: "protect your students, their families, your community, your family, and yourself: MASK UP IN THE CLASSROOM!" Lighter purple and white text reads: "...and the teachers' lounge.... /
A dark green square with a white dotted border. In the bottom right corner, there is a white line drawing of a person wearing a hoodie, an N95 mask, and glasses, looking into the distance. White text reads: I MASK FOR my community / my family / my st
A dark purple square with a lighter purple border. White text reads, "Every time an educator wears a mask, they are protecting their students and community." In the center of the square, there is a white line drawing of two N95 masks overlapping and
A light green background has a white line drawing of a N95 mask with the words “MASKING IS SOLIDARITY.”