COVID-19 Webinars
The importance of partnerships in crisis is front and center as we confront the global COVID-19 pandemic.
The importance of partnerships in crisis is front and center as we continue in our efforts to mitigate the impact of COVID-19.
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health and the UNC Center for Health Equity Research at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sponsored this series of webinars entitled “Communities in Partnership: Ensuring Equity in the time of COVID-19.
This Series was held from April to June 2021 in response to a need for information on the impact of COVID-19 in diverse communities.
You are invited to watch our past sessions where we highlight the disparate impact of the disease in the most vulnerable communities in our nation. Please see below for information on each session.
Past Sessions:
All the sessions have been archived here along with the recordings presentations related to resources.
Substance Abuse
Alcohol Treatment
Supporting those with Autism
Do I need help?
Hope4Healers Helpline
What is a Clinical Trial?
Updated Information About Underlying Conditions
Suicide Prevention During Covid-19
Side Effects After Getting a Covid-19 Vaccine
NC DHHS – Overview of the National Family Caregiver Support Resources
Los Niños de 5 a 11 Años Ahora Pueden Vacunarse
Long COVID: What is it and what should you know?
FDA Covid-19 Vaccines Myths
Covid-19 Parental Resources Kit
Covid-19 and Underlying Medical Conditions
COVID y Salud Mental
COVID y Las Fiestas
COVID and Mental Health
Coping with Stress from the CDC
Children 5-11 Can Now Get Vaccinated
Partnership
This webinar series is brought to you in partnership with the UNC Center for Health Equity Research (CHER) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. UNC CHER brings together collaborative, multidisciplinary teams of stakeholders to improve health in North Carolina communities with a shared commitment to innovation, collaboration, and health equity.
Sponsors
Clinical Scholars is a national leadership program for experienced health care providers supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.UNC Rural: Website | Twitter