Ubele Emergency Conversation Part 2: Lockdown, Vaccines and the Virus

Ubele Emergency Conversation Part 2: Lockdown, Vaccines and the Virus

When

28 January 2021    
6:00 pm-8:00 pm

Event Type

There are a lot of questions without answers around the vaccine and virus impacts for the BAME community. Disproportionately affected by the health system, valid reason to mistrust the government and the vaccine- are issues now added to a high level of grief, bereavement and loss in our communities. The death count is rising daily.

 

 

 

This event aims to offer BAME communities an opportunity to:

  • Reflect on the devastating impact of Wave 2 including high levels of critical ill health and deaths in BAME communities
  • Receive up to date information on the national COVID-19 guidance and vaccine roll out
  • Consider the effects of community based and government messaging on vaccine take up rates
  • Put questions to senior government officials, clinicians and researchers about Covid-19

Hosts:
Yassmin Abdel Magied Writer, Author and Speaker, Social Activist

Michael Hamilton Programme Director at The Ubele Initiative

Guest panellists:

  • Nadhim Zahawi Minister for COVID Vaccine Deployment
  • Carlon Fitzpatrick NHS Clinical Entrepreneur
  • Dr. Lailah Alidu Researcher in Ethnicity and COVID-19 Study
  • Dr. Raliat Onatade Group Chief Pharmacist and Clinical Director for Medicines Optimisation at Barts Health NHS Trust in East London
  • Dr Sarah Ann Filson Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Registrar
  • Dr Yansie Rolston FRSA BAMEStream Programme Developer

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