How this Ontario region s tracking of ethnicity, occupation data helped it fight COVID-19
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How tracking ethnicity and occupation data is helping fight COVID-19
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Women s Centre for Social Justice
Women s Support Network of York Region
This funding will help these organizations increase awareness around human trafficking and support at-risk populations – including victims and survivors. Organizations like those receiving this funding are essential in ensuring victims and survivors have the help they need to escape violent situations and are supported as they move forward in their lives. The funding announced today comes from a Call for Proposals launched in 2020.
Quotes I would like to express my sincere gratitude for all the incredible work women s and equality-seeking organizations in the Toronto area are doing to make our communities safer and more inclusive for everyone. Since the beginning of the pandemic, we have provided $100 million in emergency COVID-19 funding to organizations serving women and children experiencing gender-based violence and made existing funding programs more flexible. To date, this assistance has been provi
Kelly McNagny, an immunologist at the University of British Columbia, said mixing and matching vaccines is a viable way to proceed because mRNA vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna work essentially the same way as viral-vector vaccines manufactured by Oxford-AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson in creating a protein that triggers an immune response against the virus that causes COVID-19. I can t see a reason why mixing and matching would not work just fine, but the studies are not in yet, said McNagny, a professor in the school of biomedical engineering and the department of medical genetics. It is an evolving situation. There is great data to show that if you get the normally scheduled routine vaccination, you get protected really well. The problem is there s a shortage of vaccines.