Doubts About COVID-19 Vaccines? Ask the Doctors



Event Details

Date

August 24, 2021

Time

4:30pm - 5:30pm

Location

Zoom

Host

Cornell Farmworker Program and the Finger Lakes Community Health clinic

Cornell Farmworker Program
607-224-8821



We invite you to this webinar to discuss issues surrounding vaccine hesitancy and other barriers to vaccination.  Doctors Canario and Ms. Hey will also respond to your questions.  Local farmworkers will also be available to answer questions about their experiences being vaccinated.  If you have any questions, please contact the Cornell Farmworker program at farmworkers@cornell.edu or call 607-224-8821.

Please register as soon as possible.  Choose one way to register. Register online by clicking here or call 607-224-8821.   If you register by phone, please include your name, city where you live, and any questions you might have.  You will receive instructions on how to connect to the call on the 24th.




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