Faith, Science, and Trust: African American Clergy & Community Conversation on COVID-19

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2021-01-22

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Fauci, Anthony S.; Braxton, Brad Ronnell; Freeman, Bower G.; Hickman, Debra; Hickman, Donte Sr.; Hrabowski, Freeman A.; Jackson, Janice R.; Kotloff, Karen; Reese, E. Albert; Thomas, Stephen B.; Thomas, Walter Scott; Faith, Science, and Trust: African American Clergy & Community Conversation on COVID-19; UMB Digital Archive (2021); https://archive.hshsl.umaryland.edu/bitstream/handle/10713/14424/FauciTalksWithUMBAndClergyLeaders_2021.01.22.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

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faith
science
trust
clergy

Abstract

Is it safe to participate in a COVID-19 clinical trial? How can we be sure that all groups are represented in vaccine research? And will there be equitable distribution once the vaccine is available? These were some of the topics and questions addressed on Jan. 22 during the virtual event, Faith, Science, and Trust: African American Clergy & Community Conversation on COVID-19.