Building Community Resilience on COVID-19: Lessons Learned Convening

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, eight member organizations gathered to discuss:
The benefits of creating resilient community-based organizations;
Best practices on stopping the spread of COVID-19;
The importance of COVID-19 vaccinations in our communities; and
Navigating unique processes for rapid implementation projects.

The conversation was led by Moderator Brittany D. Taylor, GA CEAL/HealthWorks/MSM – Moderator

Panelists:
Dr. Arthur Vaughn, 100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta
Abu Raihan, Shifa Clinic
Bella Borghi, Hispanic Health Coalition of Georgia
Darrell Sabbs, Sabbs and Associates

Dr. Tabia Henry Akintobi, GA CEAL/MSM – Honorary Panelist

Spotlight Panelists:
Dr. Michael Armstrong, Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power & Potential
Gaurav Kumar, Andrew J. Young Foundation
Ike Mack, Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church Convention
Simisola Oludare (SO), Georgia Arrhythmia Consultants and Research Institute

COVID-19 Public Education Campaign https://wecandothis.hhs.gov/

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