Community Crisis Monitoringprojectrefocus2021-04-02T14:42:50-04:00
Community Crisis Monitoring
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.
Community Crisis Monitoring
Real-time and integrated
An equitable surveillance system must account for the adverse effects surveillance strategies typically have for communities of color through intentional and inadvertent actions.
The sharing of information between public health and other (e.g., law enforcement) sectors can lead to incarceration, deportation and loss of social services.
Improving community control over surveillance mechanisms reduces this possibility and improves community access to the tools of knowledge production.
This expands our understanding and approach to crisis communication practice.
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Decades later and this quote from James Baldwin's #NotesOfANativeSon remains true.
Click to read more about @PublicHealth's statement on law enforcement violence as a #publichealth issue.
https://www.apha.org/policies-and-advocacy/public-health-policy-statements/policy-database/2019/01/29/law-enforcement-violence
📣 THIS THURSDAY! Join the #ProjectREFOCUS team as we discuss the role of #multicultural #journalists during #publichealth crises. This event is presented by @MonicaLPonder of @HowardU and @DrChandraFord of @RacialHealthEq and @EmoryRollins!
I’m having the same thoughts. We are collectively (via media framing, social media promotion, interpersonal communication) opted into a countdown we didn’t consent to, a countdown to Black trauma that will undoubtedly trigger many.
Happy to share that next Thursday, February 2, I will be participating as a panelist with @ProjectRefocus_ in an essential discussion on how public health professionals can strengthen their relationships with multicultural journalist, especially during public health crises.
Calling all #publichealth and #healthcommunication scholars + practitioners! Our first #community conversation explores the role of multicultural journalists during public health #crises.
This virtual event is FREE but does require registration!