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“We have an obligation to reopen safely in a way that does not continue the inequities,” said Carlene Pavlos, executive director of the Massachusetts Public Health Association. “Our economic health and our public health go hand in hand.” #equitablereopening #COVID19MA www.bostonglobe.com/2020/06/04/business/task-force-reopening-plans-dont-offer-enough-help-people-...
Great article today from the State House New Service: "Coronavirus is going to be with us for a long time here in Massachusetts, and the criteria that the Massachusetts Public Health Association is laying out is the underpinning of an equitable and safe response that we need in Massachusetts," said Dr. Regina LaRocque, an infectious disease specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital. Read the full article here: docs.google.com/document/d/11CREew-JXkXLpAGwKFg6kSdE11L-8zW0LdnRFXQ39kw/edit
Governor Charlie Baker, we demand an equitable reopening that does not put Black and Latinx communities at greater risk! For our full press release, go to mapublichealth.org/press-room/ #reopening #COVID19MA #equitablereopening
*Streaming Live* Please Join Us- Emergency Task Force To Call for Immediate Action to Address Equity in the Face of COVID-19 Epidemic
Equity Task Force: Criteria for an Equitable Reopening Press Conference
In answer to NEPR question: Certainly WM has fewer well-funded local health depths than eastern MA
Thank you for this critical work!
Great job, Carlene and MPHA staff!
Well said, Kristina!
Thanks for your work, Al
How does a community member who works with Black and Brown people get invollved. www.familyvan.org
(1/2) "Coronavirus is going to be with us for a long time here in Massachusetts, and the criteria that the Massachusetts Public Health Association is laying out is the underpinning of an equitable and safe response that we need in Massachusetts," said Dr. Regina LaRocque
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(1/2) “The root cause of what we are seeing with the disproportionate burden on people of color, particularly Black people and Latinx people in the Commonwealth, is not a problem with us — we have a problem with racism,” said @BostonAtyia of @BlackBOSCOVID.
Because a safe and equitable reopening will lead to greater child well-being. #equitablereopening https://twitter.com/MAPublicHealth/status/1268572812014489600
(1/2) @MassGovernor, we demand an equitable reopening that does not put Black & Latinx communities at greater risk! 📢📢For our full press release, please visit: https://mapublichealth.org/press-room/ #reopening #COVID19MA #EquitableReopening
@MassGovernor, we demand an equitable reopening that does not put Black and Latinx communities at greater risk! #reopening #COVID19MA #EquitableReopening
Decisions around housing, land use, and development are inextricable from discussions of civil rights. We decide which neighborhoods we value, the quality of food options, and how long commutes are, by how we plan. It's time for Boston to plan for equity. #bospoli #mapoli https://twitter.com/GlobeOpinion/status/1268580632038461448
It’s time for Boston to plan for equity, write @LydiaMEdwards, @RicardoNArroyo, @juliaforboston, @CampbellforD4, @LizBreadon, @Kim_Janey, @wutrain, and @KenzieBok. https://trib.al/bd7W46Z