Bridging Perspectives in COVID’s Wake
As we move beyond the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a need to examine thoughtfully both the health outcomes and policy decisions that shaped our collective response to the crisis. Structured around the book
In COVID's Wake, As we move beyond the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a need to examine the health outcomes and policy decisions that shaped our collective response to the crisis. Structured around the book
In COVID's Wake, this flagship event, 2-5:30 pm Thursday, November 6, will feature a fireside chat with co-authors Stephen Macedo and Frances Lee of Princeton University and panel discussions examining how scientific evidence, policy implementation, and public communication intersected during the pandemic.
These conversations—held at the Bloomberg School of Public Health—aim to build mutual understanding among leading public health, science, and policy experts, and identify lessons that can strengthen our response to future public health challenges.
More information about the event, including a complete list of participants, is available at events.jhu.edu. Space is limited—attendees are encouraged to
register in advance.
This event is one part of a broader series of collaborations between Johns Hopkins University faculty and American Enterprise Institute scholars that seeks to foster constructive conversations across diverse perspectives and to root research and teaching with implications for the nation's common life in a broad range of points of views.
A video livestream will be available for those unable to attend in person.
Location:
1901 E Monument St; Baltimore, MD 21205
