Accessible COVID 19
ASL Resources

Below are a collection of accessible informational videos for children and adults who use American Sign Language (ASL)

Image: The American Sign Language word for COVID-19 mimics the virus’ appearance, with fingers forming the spikes, or coronas, the virus is known for. Photo credit: NCDHHS.

Coronavirus:
A Book for Children

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ASL Video Series:

CDC ASL Videos COVID-19 Playlist

The following videos were filmed last week and added to the above playlist.

ASL: What You Need to Know About Handwashing

ASL:COVID-19: Are You At Higher Risk for Severe Illness?

ASL: Use the Coronavirus Self Checker to help decide when to call a doctor

ASL: How does COVID-19 spread?

ASL: Tips to Keep Children Healthy While School is Out

ASL: What is the Risk to Pregnant Women?

ASL: Can COVID-19 be passed from a pregnant woman to the fetus or newborn?

ASL: Answering Question from Children about COVID-19

ASL: Face Covering Intro (combined with Surgeon Gen Video)

Washington State Department of Health ASL Video Series:

All Hands On:

FEMA COVID-19 Rumor Control by All Hands On

TDI:

How Do I Communicate with Doctors, Nurses, and Staff at the Hospital During COVID-19?