Introducing episode three, "Let's talk: The future of vaccines"

Join Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) for the final event in our Let’s Talk Vaccines webinar series on Thursday, April 29. We'll have a conversation about current and future prospects for ensuring equitable global access to COVID-19 vaccines. Right now, the world's richest countries, including the United States, have secured the vast majority of the world's total supply.

ONLINE DISCUSSION SERIES

Continues on
Thursday, April 29

1:00 PM EDT

Meanwhile, we're seeing health systems on the edge of collapse in several countries experiencing new waves of infection--including in Yemen, Iraq, and Papua New Guinea. Across much of the world, frontline health workers and vulnerable groups still have no access to COVID vaccines. Dangerous new variants are spreading, making it harder to bring this pandemic to an end. We'll talk with public health experts and civil society activists about a range of solutions to get vaccines where they're needed most.

On April 29, we'll be in conversation with Kate Elder, senior vaccines policy adviser for MSF’s Access Campaign, Mona Imad, project coordinator for MSF's COVID-19 response in Lebanon, and Zain Rizvi, law and policy researcher at Public Citizen. Selam Gebrekidan, investigative reporter for The New York Times based in London, will moderate the discussion. Together, this expert panel will answer your questions about how to ensure equitable global access and the future of vaccines.

Once you register, you'll receive an email confirmation with a Livestream link to attend this online event on April 29. If you already registered for the series, you'll see an email from Eventbrite with the link to watch.

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

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