Disaster Preparedness for the LGBTQ+ Community (March 2022)Webinar Slides: Summary: Being prepared for a disaster often means that you are able to recover faster and easier. In this webinar we will discuss ways that members of the LGBTQ+ Community can be more prepared when a disaster happens. What steps should you take now to prepare, and what should you do if a disaster impacts you. |
Consideration for the LGBTQ+ in Your Organization's/Community's Emergency Planning and Disaster Response (March 2022)Webinar Slides: Summary: Disasters don't discriminate, but often an organization or community's response to an emergency overlooks the needs of all community members who have been impacted. In this training we will discuss factors that emergency planners, service providers, and disaster responders should consider ensuring that the LGBTQ+ community is included in a community's response after a disaster. |
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Summary: This session will highlight strategies that are being used to build caregiver engagement and trust leading to increased confidence in the COVID-19 vaccines. Learn Care Together LLC CEO & Founder, Dr. Charlene Brown, and the Director of Caregiver Engagement at HouseWorks LLC, Ms. Vinette Tyme, will describe how they worked together and in collaboration with agency Caregiver Engagement Specialists, to systematically engage caregivers to tackle common vaccine myths and increase vaccine confidence. |
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Access recording here.
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Summary: Dr. Lisa Fitzpatrick from Dr. Lisa on the Street and Ama Adepa Gryn, an experienced home care CNA, discussed community misinformation about COVID-19 and how what you don't know it CAN hurt or even kill you. |
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