At a time of intense global focus on COVID-19 vaccines, join Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) this spring for a three-part webinar series exploring our work on immunization. We’ll discuss how our medical teams respond to epidemics, provide routine vaccinations amid crisis and conflict, and speak out for equitable access to vaccines. We’ll also look ahead to future opportunities for the development of vaccines that better meet the needs of our patients. MSF experts will draw on their experience to answer your questions about this urgent topic.

ONLINE DISCUSSION SERIES

Starts on
Thursday, February 25

1:00 PM EST

MSF has nearly 50 years of experience delivering lifesaving vaccines in extreme conditions. Whether we’re vaccinating against common diseases like measles or pneumonia, or fighting newer threats like Ebola and COVID-19, we know that vaccines work. These are some of the most effective public health interventions available.

Join Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) for the first discussion in our spring Let's Talk Vaccines webinar series on February 25. We'll be in conversation with Kate Elder, senior vaccines policy adviser for MSF’s Access Campaign, and Mirjam Molenaar, the medical team leader for MSF in Samos, Greece. Together this expert panel will answer your questions about MSF's experience delivering vaccinations in some of the world’s toughest conditions—from supporting emergency vaccination campaigns in response to an epidemic, to ensuring routine vaccinations in countries affected by war and civil unrest.

Once you register, you'll receive an email confirmation with a Livestream link to attend the first online event on February 25. You'll receive the links for our March 25 and April 29 discussions closer to those dates.

*If you missed any events in our 2020 Let's Talk webinar series, you can catch up here.

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