Publication 2. Scandinavian, Irish, and Minnesotan: A Critical Autoethnography of Family History, Whiteness, and Settler Colonialism
Publication 3. Positionality Statement for a Scholar and Artist at the Intersection of Population Health and Critical Disability Studies
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Dielle Lundberg, MPH (she/her) is a Seattle-based writer and data analyst studying ableism in health care and other topics in public health. She is working to challenge structural ableism in public health and healthcare through peer-reviewed research and through independent research briefs published on this platform. She is disabled, mad and neurodivergent. She is a white, queer, and transfeminine person. Her perspectives on ableism are shaped by her lived experiences, including as a survivor of psychiatric harm, with physical disability, and with chronic illness. Read more.
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