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The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19
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With almost half of the demographic data missing in every state, we don't have a
full picture of the extent of the disparities. However, suppose we impute the
missing data and recognize that Latinos makeup 18.5% of the U.S. population but
account for 21.3% of deaths nationally. In response to these issues, we formed
the Latino Coalition Against COVID-19.a national community-led, non-partisan,
collaborative movement to build health equity in Latinx communities. We come
together to help transform the social and economic conditions in Latinx
communities by making connections with other organizations, task forces,
coalitions, and alliances to amplify local voices to a national level. By
forming meaningful partnerships facilitated by active collaboration and shared
decision-making, our collective efforts can change public policy, reallocate
funding to those who need it most, and improve the health and well-being of
Latinx communities across the country.

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01:02:50

Building Confidence in Latino Families: COVID Vaccines for Children (subtitulos
en español)
3/2/2022
Juntos Si Podemos & LCAC19 Present

A Virtual Town Hall Series, "Building Health Equity & Vaccine Confidence In
Latinx Communities."

Building Confidence in Latino Families: COVID Vaccines for Children (subtitulos
en español)
Thu, Feb 24, 2022 3:00 PM

The disproportionate toll of the COVID-19 pandemic on Latino/a, Black, and
lower-income communities highlighted long-standing healthcare disparities.
Addressing these disparities requires fundamental changes to health care
delivery and health information delivery.

Are you interested in learning how to approach Latino parents about COVID-19
vaccines for children? Are you wondering what are some of the best ways to build
vaccine confidence in Latino families? In this webinar, we will cover how you
can build vaccine confidence in Latino families can build confidence around the
COVID-19 vaccine.

Welcome
Daniel Turner-Lloveras, MD

Moderator
Judith Flores, MD

Panelists
Ilan Shapiro, MD
Jenny Palaguachi
Brian Lewis
Jose Romero



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06:09

Dolores Huerta & LCAC-19 Finale: Building Health Equity In Latinx Communities
6/29/2021
Dolores Huerta: Building Health Equity In Latinx Communities w/LCAC-19 Finale

The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19
https://www.lcac19.org

A new study from The University of Washington (IHME) suggests 905,000 have died
from COVID-19 in The U.S., more than double the official death toll reported by
the CDC. Yet, with almost half of the demographic data missing in every state,
we don't have a full picture of the extent of the disparities. However, suppose
we impute the missing data and recognize that Latinos make up 18.5% of the U.S.
population but account for 21.3% of deaths nationally. In that case, the total
death count due to COVID-19 for the Latino population is over 190,000.

In response to these issues, we formed the Latino Coalition Against COVID-19, a
national community-led, non-partisan, collaborative movement to build health
equity in Latinx communities. We come together to help transform the social and
economic conditions in Latinx communities by making connections with other
organizations, task forces, coalitions, and alliances to amplify local voices to
a national level. By forming meaningful partnerships facilitated by active
collaboration and shared decision-making, our collective efforts can change
public policy, reallocate funding to those who need it most, and improve the
health and well-being of Latinx communities across the country.

Our goal is to ensure Latinos have accurate, readily available, and transparent
information about COVID-19, equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines, resources,
and services. In addition, we want to make sure their story is heard and that
they have the tools to overcome digital exclusion, a new social determinant of
health, to remain aware and engaged. Our virtual town halls are where we
celebrate our victories and envision ways to address the root causes that led to
the disproportionate health and economic impact of COVID-19 in our Latinx
communities.

We invite everyone from concerned individuals and their families to leaders of
organizations to join us to help change the narrative and reconfigure the
American landscape into one that is anti-racist and values social justice and
health equity for all.
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01:00:47

Disinformation: The Second Pandemic - Desinformación: La Segunda Pandemia -
LCAC19
2/13/2022
"Desinformación: La Segunda Pandemia | Disinformation: The Second Pandemic"

A virtual town hall series, "Building Health Equity & Vaccine Confidence In
Latinx Communities."

Thursday. February 10th |12PM PT / 3PM ET

Join our panel of experts and get a closer look at the frontlines in the fight
against disinformation in Latino/a communities.

Featured Guest Speakers:

Angelo Carusone
o President, Media Matters
o Co-Founder, The Latino Anti-Disinformation Lab

Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero
o President, National Latino Evangelical Coalition

Daniel Turner-Lloveras, MD
o Executive Director, The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19
o Co-Founder, SaludConTech

Ilan Shapiro, M.D.
o Chief Health Correspondent & Medical Affairs Officer, AltaMed

Armando De Alba Rosales, MD, MPH
o Asst. Dean, Diversity Equity & Inclusion, Univ. of Nebraska Medical Center

Ricardo Correa, MD
o GME Director of Diversity, Univ. of Arizona College of Medicine


Background

A recent study by Change Research on behalf of the Latino Anti-Disinformation
Lab, found that almost 4 in 10 Latino/a respondents report having seen material
or information that makes them think the COVID-19 vaccines are not safe or
effective. In addition, 6 in 10 Latino/as know someone in their household or
community who is unwilling to take the vaccine because they believe it will be
harmful to them.

Among Latinos who have not been vaccinated, the majority say they do not plan on
getting a COVID-19 vaccine or are hesitant to get one because they believe it is
not safe (51%) – this number rises to 67% among Spanish-dominant speakers.
Latinas (48%) are less hesitant to take the vaccine than Latino men (54%);
however more than one-third (34%) of women are more likely to only accept a
specific vaccine versus only 25% of men.

Of those respondents who are unsure about getting vaccinated, Latinos under the
age of 50 (78%) and that speak Spanish as their primary language at home (49%)
are among the most hesitant to get the vaccine.

Nearly 40% of Latinx respondents say they have seen material or information that
makes them think the COVID-19 vaccine is not safe or effective. Another 20% say
they have directly received wrong or harmful information about the vaccine,
primarily on Facebook (53%) and messaging apps (43%), such as SMS, WhatsApp,
WeChat, Telegram, etc.

How To Counteract The Anti-Vaccine Movement
With little or no evidence-based information to back up claims of vaccine
danger, anti-vaccine activists have relied on the power of storytelling to
infect an entire generation with fear of and doubt about vaccines.

The tools used by the medical and public health communities to counteract the
anti-vaccine movement include statistics, research, and other evidence-based
information, often delivered verbally or in the form of the CDC's Vaccine
Information Statements.

This approach may not be effective enough on its own to convince that vaccines
are safe, effective, and crucial to their children's health. Utilizing some of
the storytelling strategies used by the anti-vaccine movement, in addition to
evidence-based vaccine information, could potentially offer providers, public
health officials, and pro-vaccine parents an opportunity to mount a much
stronger defense against anti-vaccine messaging.


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02:18

The Latino/Latina Physician #Vacunateya Video Story
1/14/2021
SaludConTech & The Latinx Coalition Against COVID-19
The Latin@ Coalition Against COVID-19: #Vacunateya
Latinx Physicians Proud To Be Vaccinated!

Short URL 👉🏽 llo.la/vacunate-video

www.saludcontech.com
www.lcac19.org
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58:02

Advancing Innovation To Eliminate Health Disparities w/ Dr. Eliseo Pérez-Stable,
Director of NIMHD
8/23/2021
Join The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19 & SaludConTech along with our
coalition partners to celebrate past victories and discuss the challenges that
lie ahead. The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19 virtual town hall series.
"Building Health Equity & Vaccine Confidence In Latinx Communities"

Advancing Innovation To Eliminate Health Disparities

Digital health innovations have been rapidly implemented and scaled to provide
solutions to health delivery challenges posed by the coronavirus disease
(COVID-19) pandemic. This has provided people with ongoing access to vital
health services while minimizing their potential exposure to infection and
allowing them to maintain social distancing. However, these solutions may have
unintended consequences for health equity in minority communities.
Poverty, lack of access to digital health, poor engagement with digital health
for Black and Latinx communities, and barriers to digital health literacy are
some factors that can contribute to poor health outcomes. However, there are
growing incentives and interest in making digital health interventions part of
the solution to reduce health disparities. Now is the time for innovative
strategies and bold action that leverage technology to effectively connect
vulnerable patients to health information, health promotion, and healthcare
services in ways that are scalable and sustainable. Collectively, we have the
technology, financial resources, and human capital to make significant
improvements in the health of the world’s residents, particularly the most
vulnerable among us.
Join us as we discuss the role of transformative research and examples of health
innovation that address health disparities and advance health equity for all.

Featured Speakers:
• Dr. Eliseo Pérez-Stable
○ Director, National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities
• Dr. Ilan Shapiro, MD
○ Medical Director, Health Education, and Wellness
○ Director of Communication, The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19
Moderator:
• Daniel Turner-Lloveras, MD
○ The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19, Chair & Founding Member
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01:00:03

Overcoming Barriers & Building Bridges: The Role of Promotores
8/27/2021
Join The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19 and our coalition partners to
celebrate past victories and discuss the challenges ahead. The Latino Coalition
Against COVID-19 virtual town hall series.

Building Health Equity & Vaccine Confidence In Latinx Communities Town Hall
Series

Overcoming Barriers & Building Bridges: The Role of Promotores In Building
Health Equity in Latinx Communities

This virtual event will be for all those interested in building health equity
and an equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines in Latinx communities. The
goal is to effectively equip individuals to partner with promotores de salud to
connect with those in their communities to share accurate health information
regarding COVID-19.

The objectives of the presentations are as follows:

Define promotores de salud and their role in COVID equity.

Demonstrate methods for partnering with promotores de salud to share accurate
health education material on COVID-19 and the vaccine.

Equip those listening with methods to evaluate partnerships with promotores de
salud for effectiveness.

Join us as we discuss the role of transformative research and examples of health
innovation that address health disparities and advance health equity for all.

Featured Speakers:
• Yehemy Zavala Orozco
○ Programs Director, Comunidades Unidas/Communities United
• Dulce Díez
○ Director of the Office of Health Disparities (OHD) at Utah Department of
Health
• Maria Lemus
○ Executive Director, Visión y Compromiso
• Amber Rich
○ Senior Community Partnership Specialist, Intermountain Healthcare

Moderator:
• Daniel Turner-Lloveras, MD
○ The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19, Chair & Founding Member




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01:28

Hablemos de las diferentes vacunas contra el COVID - Ilan Shapiro, MD
5/20/2021
El doctor Ilan Shapiro explica que las tres vacunas contra COVID aprobadas en
los Estados Unidos son extremadamente efectivas.

Doctores latinxs, enfermeras y trabajadoras comunitarias de salud/promotoras
disipan desinformación y proporcionan datos accesibles sobre las #vacunas contra
#COVID en esta serie de videos sobre preguntas frecuentes (inglés y español).

THE CONVERSATION/LA CONVERSACIÓN es producido por KFF (Kaiser Family
Foundation), una organización sin fines de lucro que se enfoca en temas de salud
nacional (sin afiliación con Kaiser Permanente), y presentado por la iniciativa
de información pública Greater Than COVID de KFF en asociación con UnidosUS.

Para más información vaya a: http://www.EntreNosotrosSobreNosotros.org

Encuentra un sitio de vacunas cerca de tí en http://vacunas.gov (español) o
http://vaccines.gov (inglés).

También puedes enviar un mensaje de texto con tu código postal a VACUNA (822862)
en español o GETVAX (438829) en inglés.

Las vacunas son gratuitas y están disponibles para cualquier persona de 12 años
en adelante en los EE. UU., independientemente de su estatus migratorio o
seguro.

Sigue a Greater Than COVID en:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/WeAreGreaterThanCOVID
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/greaterthanCV19
Instagram: http://instagram.com/wearegreaterthancovid

Esta información se comparte únicamente con fines educativos y no debe usarse
como sustituto del asesoramiento médico profesional. Las opiniones expresadas
son las del profesional médico destacado y reflejan la información disponible
para ese profesional en el momento de la filmación (15-19 de abril de 2021).
Siempre consulta con un proveedor de atención médica para cualquier decisión de
salud personal.

#EntreNosotrosSobreNosotros #BetweenUsAboutUs

Transcripción:

En Estados Unidos tenemos tres vacunas, hay dos que manejan prácticamente la
misma tecnología, que es lo que es Pfizer y Moderna. Pfizer y Moderna, utilizan
algo que se llama el RNA mensajero, el RNA mensajero lo que da es un instructivo
a nuestras propias células para poder recrear los anticuerpos y de esa manera
poder defender a nuestro cuerpo y crear una memoria a largo plazo para que el
momento en que llegue el virus por algún lado, estos misiles laser que son
justamente los anticuerpos, se le peguen al COVID 19 y nuestro cuerpo lo pueda
destruir. Y la otra es la de Johnson Johnson y utiliza un virus que se llama
adenovirus y prácticamente lo disfrazamos como con orejitas de COVID para que
nuestro cuerpo lo pueda neutralizar, aprender y ver, para que de esa manera
pueda crear los anticuerpos.

Ninguna de las tres vacunas que tenemos en Estados Unidos, como lo mencioné,
tiene el COVID 19, no tiene el virus. Entonces tenemos que tener tranquilidad
cuando les damos la vacuna de alguna de esas tres, no les estamos dando el virus
para enfermarnos. Para nada, nada más, le estamos dando otras cosas más a
nuestro cuerpo para que puedan aprender.

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In the United States we have three vaccines, there are two that use practically
the same technology, which is what Pfizer and Moderna. Pfizer and Moderna, use
something called messenger RNA. Messenger RNA, gives instruction to our own
cells to be able to recreate the antibodies and thus be able to defend our body
and create a long-term memory so that the moment someone is exposed to the
virus, these laser missiles, which are precisely the antibodies, stick to COVID
19 and our body can destroy it. And the other is that of Johnson Johnson and
uses a virus called adenovirus and we basically disguise like COVID so that our
body can neutralize it, learn and see it, so that in that way it can create
antibodies.

None of the three vaccines that we have in the United States, as I mentioned,
have COVID 19 in them, they do not have the virus. So we should feel confident
that when we give people any of the three vaccines, we are not giving them the
virus to make us sick. Not at all, rather, we are giving to our body the tool it
can use to can learn.
02:42

Local physician leading push for health equity in the Latino community
3/24/2021
A local physician, Daniel Turner-Lloveras, created the Latino Coalition Against
Covid-19 to combat the impact of COVID-19 on the Latino community in California
and across the nation.
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06:52

Vaccine distribution lags behind for communities of color – Racial data needed
to correct problem.
2/18/2021
Dr. Daniel Turner-Lloveras, Latino Coalition Against COVID-19; Adam Carbullido,
Director of Policy and Advocacy at the Association of Asian Pacific Community
Health Organizations; Virginia Hendrick, Executive Director of the California
Consortium for Urban Indian Health; Dr. David M. Carlisle, President and CEO of
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science spoke on Ethnic Media
Services briefing.


Some 55% of COVID-19 fatalities in California are Latino while African-Americans
in New York have the highest rates of hospitalization for coronavirus. Yet
neither state was reporting racial data about who receives vaccines, until
Friday, when California published its report.

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) vaccine monitor, only 23 states
in the country share vaccination data by race and ethnicity, and the persistent
pattern is that Black and Hispanic people have been vaccinated at very low rates
in proportion to infections and deaths from the virus.

“This needs to be immediately corrected,” said Dr. Daniel Turner-Lloveras,
founding member of the Latino Coalition against COVID-19 at an Ethnic Media
Services press briefing on Feb. 12. “If we are unable to measure and quantify
the disparity, it is very difficult to find a solution (to the pandemic).”
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00:47

Do the COVID vaccines change your DNA? Ilan Shapiro, MD
5/20/2021
Ilan Shapiro, MD confirms that the COVID vaccines do not alter or affect your
DNA in any way.

Latinx doctors, nurses and promotoras/community health workers dispel
misinformation and provide accessible facts about the #COVID #vaccines in this
FAQ video series (English and Spanish).

THE CONVERSATION/LA CONVERSACIÓN is produced by KFF (Kaiser Family Foundation),
a nonprofit organization focusing on national health issues (no affiliation with
Kaiser Permanente), and presented by KFF’s Greater Than COVID public information
initiative in partnership with UnidosUS.

Find a COVID vaccine location near you at http://vaccines.gov.

You can also text your ZIP code to GETVAX (438829).

The COVID vaccines are FREE to everyone in the U.S. who is 5+ years of age,
regardless of insurance or immigration status.

Follow Greater Than COVID at:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/WeAreGreaterThanCOVID
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/greaterthanCV19
Instagram: http://instagram.com/wearegreaterthancovid
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/greaterthancovid/

This information is shared for educational purposes only and should not be used
as a substitute for professional medical advice. The views expressed are those
of the featured medical professional and reflect information available to that
professional at time of filming (April 15-19, 2021). Always consult a health
care provider for any personal health decisions.

#BetweenUsAboutUs #GreaterThanCOVID

TRANSCRIPT:

When you hear RNA messenger, you get that weird vibe that it's very close to
DNA. The good news is that the RNA messenger do not change who you are, your
DNA. DNA is practically the main instructions of your entire body. The RNA
messenger is just practically the instructions on the—for your, for your cells
to create that, that immunity, but do not, they do not change you at all with
anything. And that's something that it needs to be very clear.
01:02

The Winners of The LCAC19 VacunaTeYa Video Challenge!
9/7/2021
The Latino Coalition Against COVID-19 VacunaTeYa Video Challenge!
Video Premiere on September 6, 2021 at 5:00 PM
https://go.lcac19.org/vacunateya-winners-premiere

The Winners of The COVID-19 VacunaTeYa Video Challenge! The UCLA chapter of
Flying Samaritans who have been bringing much-needed medical aid to Mexican
communities, offering Telehealth visits, and have also been reaching out to
their vulnerable patients to help them receive vaccines by setting up
transportation to take them to vaccine sites!

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00:27

Dolores Huerta: Why We All Need To Get Vaccinated!
9/3/2021
Dolores Huerta: Why We All Need To Get Vaccinated!
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> codes of the people being vaccinated – there needs to be a real-time
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> “I am Joaquin, lost in a world of confusion, caught up in the whirl of a
> gringo society, confused by the rules, scorned by attitudes, suppressed by
> manipulation, and destroyed by modern society.”
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