Faith Over Fear Q&A: As church leaders, what can we do in our community to encourage vaccinations?

“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 driving vaccine equity in our communities with an emphasis on awareness, access, and acceptance.

Here, Rev. Dr. Jasper W. Williams, Jr., President of African American Churches Transforming Society, answers the following question: “As church leaders, what can we do in our community to encourage vaccinations?”

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Faith Over Fear Q&A: As church leaders, what can we do in our community to encourage vaccinations?

Alive & In Color is made possible by the support of Fulton County, Fulton County Board of Health, The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation, and The BLK+Cross.

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