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Unpacking the Promise & Risks of Social Media Conversations & Content That Combat Mis/Disinformation & Drive Vaccine Confidence Let’s harness the power of storytelling to bring about positive change together. In this training, participants learned about the promise and the problems around storytelling and social media as a channel for health literacy and social equity […]
Let’s harness the power of storytelling to bring about positive change together. In this training, participants will learn how to recognize and respond to Mis/Disinformation in social media, as well as how to leverage culture in health literacy communications to have conversations and develop campaigns that change our understanding, beliefs, behaviors, and ultimately, promote collective […]
Georgia CEAL and the Black CoVID Survivors Alliance led a discussion on February 28, 2023 to reflect on the African American contributions to science and education, and how those contributions have led to medical breakthroughs for STEM and COVID-19 Research. Participants included: Dr. Calvin Johnson | Cedars Sinai Medical Center Ms. Teresa Akintonwa | Black […]
Georgia CEAL and the Black CoVID Survivors Alliance led a discussion on February 28, 2023 to reflect on the African American contributions to science and education, and how those contributions have led to medical breakthroughs for STEM and COVID-19 Research. Participants included: Dr. Calvin Johnson | Cedars Sinai Medical Center Ms. Teresa Akintonwa | Black […]
Georgia CEAL and the Black CoVID Survivors Alliance led a discussion on February 28, 2023 to reflect on the African American contributions to science and education, and how those contributions have led to medical breakthroughs for STEM and COVID-19 Research. Participants included: Dr. Calvin Johnson | Cedars Sinai Medical Center Ms. Teresa Akintonwa | Black […]
Georgia CEAL and the Black CoVID Survivors Alliance led a discussion on February 28, 2023 to reflect on the African American contributions to science and education, and how those contributions have led to medical breakthroughs for STEM and COVID-19 Research. Participants included: Dr. Calvin Johnson | Cedars Sinai Medical Center Ms. Teresa Akintonwa | Black […]
The HealthWorks Consortium places emphasis on increasing COVID-19 vaccine confidence and building organizational capacity among communities of color. As members of the Consortium, Georgia CEAL focuses on elevating the skills and capacity of community serving organizations to provide COVID-19 education and vaccination services by offering mini-grants to communities across the state. On December 1, 2022, […]
The HealthWorks Consortium places emphasis on increasing COVID-19 vaccine confidence and building organizational capacity among communities of color. As members of the Consortium, Georgia CEAL focuses on elevating the skills and capacity of community serving organizations to provide COVID-19 education and vaccination services by offering mini-grants to communities across the state. On December 1, 2022, […]
The HealthWorks Consortium places emphasis on increasing COVID-19 vaccine confidence and building organizational capacity among communities of color. As members of the Consortium, Georgia CEAL focuses on elevating the skills and capacity of community serving organizations to provide COVID-19 education and vaccination services by offering mini-grants to communities across the state. On December 1, 2022, […]
The HealthWorks Consortium places emphasis on increasing COVID-19 vaccine confidence and building organizational capacity among communities of color. As members of the Consortium, Georgia CEAL focuses on elevating the skills and capacity of community serving organizations to provide COVID-19 education and vaccination services by offering mini-grants to communities across the state. On December 1, 2022, […]
Komisha Davis, Parent with Georgia Head Start Association discuss the importance of “Protecting Your Heath, Your Babies, Children and Loved Ones” For more information visit COVID-19 Public Education Campaign https://wecandothis.hhs.gov/
A town hall led by mental health professionals, youth development professionals, and youth leaders discussed “COVID-19, Youth Mental Health, & Vaccines” on November 9, 2022 The purpose of the panel was to inform listeners on how best to support the mental health of youth now and moving forward. Panelists. Kristine E. Steinmann – Director, Georgia […]
A town hall led by mental health professionals, youth development professionals, and youth leaders discussed “COVID-19, Youth Mental Health, & Vaccines” on November 9, 2022 The purpose of the panel was to inform listeners on how best to support the mental health of youth now and moving forward. Here Dr. Keri Hill, PhD, CHES – […]
A town hall led by mental health professionals, youth development professionals, and youth leaders discussed “COVID-19, Youth Mental Health, & Vaccines” on November 9, 2022 The purpose of the panel was to inform listeners on how best to support the mental health of youth now and moving forward. Here is Zayna Goldie Suarez and Gracelyn […]
A town hall led by mental health professionals, youth development professionals, and youth leaders discussed “COVID-19, Youth Mental Health, & Vaccines” on November 9, 2022 The purpose of the panel was to inform listeners on how best to support the mental health of youth now and moving forward. The panelists explored questions on how COVID-19 […]
“Long COVID and its Effects on Our Communities” was a town hall styled event held on October 25, 2022. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with HealthWorks, Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 and the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia. The Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of GA gathered medical experts to discuss […]
“Long COVID and its Effects on Our Communities” was a town hall styled event held on October 25, 2022. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with HealthWorks, Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 and the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia. The Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of GA gathered medical experts to discuss […]
“Long COVID and its Effects on Our Communities” was a town hall styled event held on October 25, 2022. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with HealthWorks, Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 and the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of Georgia. The Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of GA gathered medical experts to discuss […]
As variants and misinformation continue to spread, faith leaders are critical to community sustainability and guidance, especially among Black and Latinx populations. The Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of GA is back to discuss Long Covid and its effects on our communities. Join us for some real talk about how the Word (our religion) and the […]
Inspired by the important role of trusted messengers in traditional African and Indigenous cultures, “Storytelling For Healthy Change” will explore the use of peer ambassadorship & cultural engagement to inspire healthy, sustainable, and just change in socially vulnerable communities of color. During this training, participants will: – Gain insight into the role of identity, culture, […]
This training will empower YOU to LEAD the fight against misinformation and will help you learn more about the importance of vaccinating and boosting our children! Brought to you by Georgia CEAL and The BLK Cross.
Truth Be Told New Orleans: Righteous Eruption After The Storm, begins to explore the impact of sustained structural violence, systemic racism, and neglect (pre and post Katrina), coupled with disaster capitalism, that continue to wreak havoc on the health and wellbeing of New Orleans’ Black residents – resulting in a 20+ year difference in life […]
Si las vacunas no son una cura y aún puedo contraer y propagar el COVID, ¿por qué vacunarme?
¿La vacuna COVID puede causar problemas de fertilidad? ¿Qué pasa con la disfunción eréctil?
Entonces, hiciste tu propia investigación de COVID. ¿Pero reventaste la burbuja del filtro? Cuando se trata de COVID-19, muchos de nosotros seguimos escuchando “¡No sean ovejas, gente! ¡Haz tu propia investigación!”. Pero vivimos en medio de una “infodemia” en la que estamos expuestos a una variedad de información compleja, a veces contradictoria. Sí, la ciencia […]
When it comes to COVID-19, a lot of us keep hearing “Don’t be sheeple, people! Do your own research!”. But we’re living in the midst of an “infodemic” where we are exposed to a variety of complex, sometimes contradicting information. Yes, science evolves as we learn more about this novel virus, but there is also, […]
A global pandemic ushered in a heightened appreciation of individuals in service industries, positions which are held primarily by Black and LatinX people, including those from migrant communities. From health workers to farm workers, these roles were critical to our survival. As we continue to navigate the nuances of COVID-19’s ebbs and flows, it’s time […]
A global pandemic ushered in a heightened appreciation of individuals in service industries, positions which are held primarily by Black and LatinX people, including those from migrant communities. From health workers to farm workers, these roles were critical to our survival. As we continue to navigate the nuances of COVID-19’s ebbs and flows, it’s time […]
A global pandemic ushered in a heightened appreciation of individuals in service industries, positions which are held primarily by Black and LatinX people, including those from migrant communities. From health workers to farm workers, these roles were critical to our survival. As we continue to navigate the nuances of COVID-19’s ebbs and flows, it’s time […]
A global pandemic ushered in a heightened appreciation of individuals in service industries, positions which are held primarily by Black and LatinX people, including those from migrant communities. From health workers to farm workers, these roles were critical to our survival. As we continue to navigate the nuances of COVID-19’s ebbs and flows, it’s time […]
“To Be Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create […]
“Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create COVID-free futures. […]
“Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create COVID-free futures. […]
“Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create COVID-free futures. […]
“To Be Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create […]
“Young, Gifted, and COVID-Free” was a town-hall style event held on October 14, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), young adults, along with medical experts and youth advocates, shared solutions that leveraged the collective power of our most promising voices to create COVID-free futures. […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
“Faith over Fear & Facts Over Misinformation: Mobilizing the Faith Community to Stop The Spread of COVID-19” was a town-hall style event held on August 31, 2021. Hosted by Alive & In Color in partnership with Georgia Community Engagement Alliance Against COVID-19 (CEAL), members of various faith communities along with medical experts shared solutions for […]
Why are we being asked to wear masks again? Dr. Jayne Morgan, Executive Director of the COVID Task Force for Piedmont Healthcare helps us answer this question.
How is it even possible to safely develop a new vaccine within a year’s time? Dr. Jayne Morgan, Executive Director of the COVID Task Force for Piedmont Healthcare helps us answer this question. Giving the most thorough and detailed walk-through of the history of the COVID-19 vaccine development. But what about the pharmaceutical companies? How […]
Why are we seeing more young people hospitalized due to COVID-19? Dr. Jayne Morgan, Executive Director of the COVID Task Force for Piedmont Healthcare helps us answer this question. She brings to light that this is a testament that show the vaccines are really working effectively.
Why bother getting vaccinated if I can still get COVID-19? Dr. Jayne Morgan, Executive Director of the COVID Task Force for Piedmont Healthcare helps us answer this question.
Do the Streets know how bad it really is? Zachary Wallace CEO of Local Green Atlanta comes from a holistic health approach and explains his take on the vaccine, the variant, and what he’s seeing in the community: apathy, masks, nightclubs, etc.
How concerned should we be about the Delta Variant? Dr. Jayne Morgan, Executive Director of the COVID Task Force for Piedmont Healthcare helps us answer this question. In addition to explaining what the Delta variant means. Dr. Jayne Morgan reminds us that a virus that thrived in the summer is even riskier in the winter. […]
After a year inside, we’re finally starting to feel ALIVE again, but cases are rising at alarming rates. We need everyone to get vaccinated to protect our most vulnerable and stop the spread. In Fulton County, with only 47% fully-vaccinated, more than half of our residents are at risk of contracting the even more deadly […]
Ultimately, what can we do as community leaders to get the word out about the importance of reaching community immunity through vaccination? 1. Target Beauty and Barber Shops 2. Host Youth-lead Forums 3. Mobilize Faith-Based Institutions
A lot of college students are heading to campus right now. How do we best engage these young people and their families, about their role in closing the vaccine acceptance gap? Dr. Herman “Skip” Mason (Pastor and Historian) has a straightforward solution to approaching the youth.
What do you say to those who are naysayers? Those who say, “why is the government all of a sudden ‘trying’ to help us?” Derrick Boazman, (Host, 1380AM News-Talk WAOK) and Dr. Herman “Skip” Mason, Pastor and Historian, talk about their past skepticism and how the death of a mutual friend made Boazman consider an […]
What can we do as community-based organizations to help close the COVID-19 vaccination gap in at-risk communities of color? Jamal Grooms (President, Greater Atlanta Chapter of the Pan-Hellenic Council) talks about how he’s targeting our local groups and challenging them to bring the message to their local students. He also shares his approach for others […]
What is the message to reach those or resonate with those in the pews, in the pulpit, and everywhere God is mentioned? Dr. Herman “Skip” Mason, Pastor and Historian, helps us answer this question.
Neighbor-To-Neighbor: A Conversation On the Role of Neighborhood & Service Organizations in Creating COVID-Free Communities It feels like we spent an eternity in isolation so we’re all itching to get back in circulation. Date nights, family reunions, cook-outs, block parties – they’re all in full effect, and ‘normalcy’ feels like it might be JUST around […]
Did you know the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce has a rescue plan in place to help businesses support employee vaccination efforts? President and CEO of the South Fulton Chamber of Commerce, Dyan Matthews talks about the American Rescue Plan that is available to small businesses. Benefits include: – You do not have to pay […]
Are there guidelines in place specifically about incentivizing employees to get vaccinated? HR Policy Advisor of Fulton County Government, Lanna Hill, Esq. shares two options. (0:14) One option is for an employer to offer an incentive, but there are important things you must know for this. (1:03) Option 2 is for employers who are administering […]
Are employers required to allow employees to continue to work from home if advised by their doctor to do so? The Founder and CEO of HR knowledge Source, Sheree Knowles shares some risks to keep in mind, as well as some helpful insights on this topic. She brings up two important points: (0:15) What happens […]
Restaurant workers and food workers have unique concerns. How can businesses address that? The CEO of the Georgia Restaurant Association, Karen Bremmer tells us about one of her restaurants, which successfully has all of their staff vaccinated. This is inspiring to reference, as it is possible to keep all of your staff and guests safe […]
How does reaching herd immunity through vaccination benefit neighborhoods and small Black-Owned Businesses? HR Policy Advisor of Fulton County Government, Lanna Hill, Esq. answers that question for us. For the full video and more advice from Hill about vaccination for Black-owned businesses, go to aliveandincolor.com
Vax Up & Get Down To Business: Empowering Black-Owned & Neighborhood Businesses to Fast-Track Recovery & Stop The Spread Through Vaccination Summer travel is picking up, sports teams are back at the ballpark, schools are getting ready to re-open, and after a year inside, ‘normalcy’ feels like it might be JUST around the corner. But […]
Why are our young people reluctant to get vaccinated? Mike Armstrong, COO Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential (GCAP), answers this and provides helpful insights on young people’s perspectives.
How can we motivate young adults to get vaccinated? Aisha Williams, the Program Manager for Westside Connect Community Health Worker Program, and Syrita Jackson, from the Department of Childhood Education, answer this question.
What is the role youth organizations play in stopping the spread? Geoff Streat, the COO of a youth ambassador organization called Usher’s New Look, answers this question for us.
How can we help increase access and awareness to the vaccine for young people? Infectious Disease Specialist, Lilly Immergluck, and Geoff Streat: the COO of a youth ambassador organization called Usher’s New Look, and Aisha Williams, the Program Manager for Westside Connect Community Health Worker Program provides helpful guidance about reaching the youth and empowering […]
Why are Hispanics 2.5 times more likely and Black Americans 2 times more likely to die from COVID? Infectious Disease Specialist, Lilly Immergluck answers that for us.
Once the majority of the population is vaccinated (70%), we will reach herd immunity, be well on our way to containing the deadly spread of the Coronavirus, and finally getting back to all that we’ve missed. But as of early June, only 42% of eligible Fulton County residents had received at least one dose of […]
Faith leaders help us answer, “How do we overcome fear with faith?” 1. Recognize your influence 0:22 2. Answer the call & educate people on the facts. 0:58 3. Be creative. Partner with others to offer innovative solutions. Featuring answers from Imam Furqan Muhammad, Masjid Al-Mu’minun, Pastor Eric Thomas, Metro Atlanta Ministerial Alliance; St. Peter […]
MD Lynn A. Paxton and Dr. Rakale Collins Quarells talk about the racial disparity of COVID deaths among Black Fulton County residents compared to whites, and why there’s a disparity. Dr. Quarrells acknowledges the reasonable doubts and history of vaccines given to minorities. Faith leaders are uniquely positioned to overcome fear and misinformation through conversation. […]
Faith leaders can play an important role in helping communities understand vaccine safety and the balance of science and faith. Going Farther, Faster, By Faith, & Alive & In Color will bring together representatives from Fulton County Government, medical experts, and leaders from Fulton County’s Black Faith-Based Communities to share solutions for addressing vaccine hesitancy. […]
Brought to you by Hosea Helps, The BLK+Cross & The Gathering Spot Wednesday, December 9th, 2020 7:00p – 8:30p Providing a trusted space for our community to engage experts in understanding the realities of COVID-19 and communities of color. “Holding Down The Home” will provide critical information on how to access resources for mitigating economic […]
Brought to you by Silence The Shame, The BLK+Cross & The Gathering Spot Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020 7:00p – 8:30p Providing a trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. Communities of color are facing severe impacts on their […]
Brought to you by The BLK+Cross & The Gathering Spot Tuesday, November 24th, 2020 7:00p – 8:30p Providing a trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. “Treating COVID-19” will walk you through the ins and outs of treating […]
COVID Convos provide a trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. “Keeping The Faith In Times of Crisis” explores topics such as: 1. The role of spirituality & public theology in forming a community consciousness 2. The importance […]
A trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. “Covid-19 Fact vs. Fiction” explores topics such as: 1. Conspiracy Theories & Misinformation 2. Being Black is a Pre-condition 3. Surviving Covid-19 4. Vaccines: What You Need to Know Moderator: […]
Presented By The Gathering Spot, Fulton County, The BLK+Cross, & Coalition For The People’s Agenda Wednesday, September 30, 2020 6p – 7:30p Providing a trusted space for our community to engage experts in balancing the realities of COVID-19 with 1) Voting in the 2020 Election, and 2) Schooling our children safely amongst mixed messages regarding […]
Brought to you by Morehouse School of Medicine, The BLK+Cross & The Gathering Spot The purpose of tonight’s conversation is to provide a trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. “Know Your Status” will walk you through the […]
Brought to you by Atlanta Medical Association, CORE, The BLK+Cross & The Gathering Spot Thursday November 12th, 2020 7:00p – 8:30p Providing a trusted space for our community to engage experts for a better understanding of the realities of COVID-19 and its impact on communities of color. “Combat Covid” will explore topics such as: – […]
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