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What this project is about?
Despite 3.5 million Canadians experiencing Long COVID symptoms, there continues to be a lack of acknowledgment and awareness of Long COVID.

This project asks longhaulers to share photos of their daily life with the public to:
  • Make this illness visible
  • Reduce stigma and shame
  • Advocate for support
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Who is supporting this project?
We’re an interdisciplinary team, including a patient and community advocate, social justice, and health researchers at the Pacific Institute on Pathogens, Pandemics and Society (PIPPS) at Simon Fraser University (SFU).
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This project emerged from conversations with Long COVID patients, carers, and healthcare workers, who identified greater awareness and education of Long COVID as a priority. To read more about us and our work, you can check out our article: 'People with long COVID continue to experience medical gaslighting more than 3 years into the pandemic' in The Conversation Canada.
Where will these photos be exhibited?
This project was launched at a Long COVID public event with Pulitzer-prize winning science journalist Ed Yong as part of SFU's President’s Dream Colloquium in One Health on April 4. The team is now working towards a public exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver in 2025.
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