Meet the researchers | COVID-19 on the frontline
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Meet the researchers shaping the
Meet the researchers shaping the world
Meet the researchers and practitioners engaging with frontline workers to investigate their responses to vaccines.
Do frontline workers go into work and risk getting COVID-19 or do they stay home and risk missing getting paid and feeding their family? What if a person’s faith and belief systems mean they may not want to take the vaccine? Longstanding structural inequalities influenced the decisions of frontline workers during the height of the pandemic when it came to getting the vaccine. With the rise of vaccine hesitancy among these groups, community organisations have stepped in to address the issues of marginalised frontline workers in a culturally sensitive manner, while thinking about what we can do in the future.
Researchers based in the UK and USA, practitioners and community workers discuss the cultural, social, political and economic factors tied to the relationship between different communities and the COVID-19 vaccine. The findings from the project will be shared with practitioners and policymakers to help shape the continuing response to the pandemic.
Researchers: Professor Sian Moore, University of Greenwich; Dr Eklou Amendah, University of Southern Maine; Dr Calvin Burns, University of Greenwich; Professor Christina Clamp, Southern New Hampshire University
With thanks to the Oxford Community Action food redistribution centre for allowing us to film with their organisation.
This video is for informative and educational purposes. Find out more:
Report: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/p...
Oxford Community Action: https://oxfordcommunityaction.org/
Images:
Imade, an OCA food bank volunteer, gets vaccinated. Courtesy of Imade.
A protester holds a ‘no vaccine mandates’ placard. Photo by Christopher Walls / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images.
A bus driver in a mask. Photo by Leon Neal / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
Paramedics with an elderly woman. Photo by Lynsey Addario / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A team of hospital staff with a patient. Photo by Lynsey Addario / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A street sweeper in a mask. Photo by David Cliff / NurPhoto via Getty Images.
NHS staff at a demonstration. Photo by Christopher Walls / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images.
A nurse prepares a vaccine. Photo by Jacob King - WPA Pool / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A nurse explains the vaccine to a patient. Photo by Christopher Furlong / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A Muslim nurse prepares a vaccine. Photo by Dan Kitwood / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A nurse celebrates after getting vaccinated. Photo by Lev Radin / Pacific Press / LightRocket via Getty Images)
A woman gets vaccinated in a church. Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images News / Getty Images North America.
A man gets vaccinated in a church. Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images News / Getty Images North America.
Meet the researchers and practitioners engaging with frontline workers to investigate their responses to vaccines.
Do frontline workers go into work and risk getting COVID-19 or do they stay home and risk missing getting paid and feeding their family? What if a person’s faith and belief systems mean they may not want to take the vaccine? Longstanding structural inequalities influenced the decisions of frontline workers during the height of the pandemic when it came to getting the vaccine. With the rise of vaccine hesitancy among these groups, community organisations have stepped in to address the issues of marginalised frontline workers in a culturally sensitive manner, while thinking about what we can do in the future.
Researchers based in the UK and USA, practitioners and community workers discuss the cultural, social, political and economic factors tied to the relationship between different communities and the COVID-19 vaccine. The findings from the project will be shared with practitioners and policymakers to help shape the continuing response to the pandemic.
Researchers: Professor Sian Moore, University of Greenwich; Dr Eklou Amendah, University of Southern Maine; Dr Calvin Burns, University of Greenwich; Professor Christina Clamp, Southern New Hampshire University
With thanks to the Oxford Community Action food redistribution centre for allowing us to film with their organisation.
This video is for informative and educational purposes. Find out more:
Report: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/p...
Oxford Community Action: https://oxfordcommunityaction.org/
Images:
Imade, an OCA food bank volunteer, gets vaccinated. Courtesy of Imade.
A protester holds a ‘no vaccine mandates’ placard. Photo by Christopher Walls / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images.
A bus driver in a mask. Photo by Leon Neal / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
Paramedics with an elderly woman. Photo by Lynsey Addario / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A team of hospital staff with a patient. Photo by Lynsey Addario / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A street sweeper in a mask. Photo by David Cliff / NurPhoto via Getty Images.
NHS staff at a demonstration. Photo by Christopher Walls / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images.
A nurse prepares a vaccine. Photo by Jacob King - WPA Pool / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A nurse explains the vaccine to a patient. Photo by Christopher Furlong / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A Muslim nurse prepares a vaccine. Photo by Dan Kitwood / Getty Images News / Getty Images Europe.
A nurse celebrates after getting vaccinated. Photo by Lev Radin / Pacific Press / LightRocket via Getty Images)
A woman gets vaccinated in a church. Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images News / Getty Images North America.
A man gets vaccinated in a church. Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images News / Getty Images North America.
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