COVID-19 Disability Survey -------------------------- **Overview** The COVID-19 Disability Survey is a special initiative to record the experiences, concerns and needs of Canadians with disabilities during the COVID-19 outbreak and recovery period. The survey’s findings will provide important information to help communities ensure that COVID-19 response strategies meet the needs of people of all abilities. **Context** This study is being conducted in Canada. **Methods** The study involves a 20-minute initial survey and 15-minute follow-up surveys. The surveys include questions about participants’ COVID-19 stressors and needs, well-being and lifestyle behaviours. The survey is available in English, French, ASL, and Plain Language and can be accessed via http://www.disabilitysurvey.ca/. **Team** The study is being conducted by [Abilities Centre][1] in partnership [Canadian Disability Participation Project (CDPP)][2] researchers from The University of British Columbia and Queen's University. *Partner organizations include*: Abilities Centre, Canadian Disability Participation Project, University of British Columbia, Queen's University, Rick Hansen Foundation, Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance, and Canadian Labour Congress. *Members of the COVID-19 Disability Survey Research Team include*: Kathleen Martin Ginis (UBC), Cameron Gee (UBC), Femke Hoekstra (UBC), Amy Latimer-Cheung (Queen's University), Adrienne Sinden (UBC), Joan Úbeda-Colomer, Pinder DaSilva (Abilities Centre), Melanie Carrey (Abilities Centre), Stuart McReynolds (Abilities Centre), Tara Joy Knibbe (Abilities Centre), Meagan O'Neill (Abilities Centre). *Individuals/groups who contributed additional questions to the survey*: Jonathan Lai (Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorder Alliance), Canadian Labour Congress, COVID-19 Disability Working Group for the British Columbia Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, Rick Hansen Foundation. **More information** For more information about the project, please visit http://www.disabilitysurvey.ca/ or contact the research team via disabilitysurvey@abilitiescentre.org. [1]: http://abilitiescentre.org [2]: http://cdpp.ca