I am honored to have interviewed Dr. LaRon Nelson @PeoplesACBChair, Associate Dean at Yale School of Nursing for the Black Male Professors Interview Series: Ep. 3 – Believing You Can Be an Assistant or Associate Dean!... https://t.co/2IAkeCfK8y via @YouTube
Thank you @BorderAmy for this article and featuring my contribution about the need for the Biden-Harris Administration to partner with community-based organizations for the new at-home Covid-19 test program being launched tomorrow. https://t.co/i7NBT62Es3
I am happy to share the second episode for our Black Male Interview Series with for @NFL player @robertturnerphd turned assistant professor @GWSMHS. From a diversity postdoc @UNC to an @NIH Diversity Supplement, he shares his success... https://t.co/dDTtgfzZHA via @YouTube
Thank you @ColumbiaSIG for highlighting my contribution to the @WSJ article about the high cost of at-home Covid-19 self-test kits that should be free for all!
On #COVID tests: “The price as it stands, and even if it goes lower, will not reach the communities that need the tests the most unless the kits are free.” -- #HISTP scholar & @GWTweets professor @drconservejr in @WSJ https://t.co/0R8T3lNiN4
I spoke with @Brabbott42 from the @WSJ for this article about the cost of Covid-19 self-testing kits and shared that “The price as it stands, and even if it goes lower, will not reach the communities that need the tests the most unless the kits are free.” https://t.co/0EzAMIDXqD
I spoke with @Brabbott42 from the @WSJ for this article about the cost of Covid-19 self-testing kits and shared that “The price as it stands, and even if it goes lower, will not reach the communities that need the tests the most unless the kits are free.” https://t.co/0EzAMIDXqD
I am glad President Biden @POTUS announced a nationwide plan yesterday to make at-home COVID-19 test kits available for free. However, this plan should have been put in place earlier in preparation like I described a year ago in this article https://t.co/rNo4uOGbX8
Our protocol for the largest NIH-funded at-home COVID-19 self-testing public health intervention has been published! More than one million free self-test kits have been provided in different states thanks to community partners. Access the protocol for free.
I am happy to share my 14 year old niece from Tanzania has published her first of many books!! What a beautiful book cover with even more beautiful stories to inspire and empower us all!! The book is available on Amazon so please support and share.
Are you looking for funding to do community-based COVID testing research in underserved communities? Our team is providing up to $200,000 as part of the Rapid Access Diagnostics- Underserved Populations (RADx-UP) . The deadline is December 10th for this cycle. See below for more.
📣 Attention #researchers working to end #healthdisparities!
💸 Get support for direct costs from @RADxUP. Grants support 🆕 technologies for #COVID19 testing in vulnerable communities with short-term, $200,000 awards.
👉 Apply today! https://t.co/m3MVhrtO9G
📆Due 12/10!
I am excited to share the launch of and be part of team for the You & Me COVID-Free project. 20,000 at-home test kits have been distributed already thanks to community partners in Merced County, California!!
Announced today: A collaboration among DCRI, @uncCHER, and @CCPH_News funded through @RadxUp is bringing free home #COVID19tests to residents of Merced County, CA through @UnitedWayMerced. Learn more about the program: https://t.co/ibfKyhOAi1
It was a pleasure to kick off my book talks with a keynote at the #SSSS2021 conference in Puerto Rico @Sex_Science. Thanks to everyone who joined this morning!