Deaf and Access to Information: Before, during and after the Covid-19 Pandemic

Santos, Skdd Da Silva Q. P.; Mendes, N. F. O.; De Rezende, R. C. F.

This article aims to know and reflect on the personal narrative of one of the authors, who is Deaf, regarding accessibility to health services by users Deaf in times of pandemic due to the new coronavirus (Covid-19) and the new reality that society, at a global level, has faced during social isolation, given the linguistic and cultural characteristics and singularities of this audience. It is a self-referential narrative, which was based on the precepts of autobiography analyzed by Alcantara (2020), as a possibility of integrating the whole, based on the individuality of each one. In order to contribute to the advancement of studies in human and social sciences, it will also be addressed on the natural language of the Deaf - Libras and access to health services before, during and after pandemic.