Laura Stewart, an education advocate, said seven of the eight schools that are coded “green” — with low rates of positive testing — are in neighborhoods that do not have lower rates of infection. #Covid_19 #equity
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Those schools enroll high rates of children from low-income families who, she said, may face language limitations or other barriers to getting tested and reporting results. “There are a lot of ways that reporting is being suppressed,” she said.
Solutions:
1)more walk up testing in these communities. 2) tests with boxes of food and reporting info/say yes 2
Test form in multiple languages 3) PPWs drop off paper say yes forms and tests at apartment bldgs 5) work with church groups for distro and say yes 2 test drives
1)more walk up testing in these communities. 2) tests with boxes of food and reporting info/say yes 2
Test form in multiple languages 3) PPWs drop off paper say yes forms and tests at apartment bldgs 5) work with church groups for distro and say yes 2 test drives
6) use WhatsApp with links to electronic reporting form in multiple languages 7) Use our amazing community partners to help implement all of this! I am sure they have lots of ideas, and many of these came from them (I attend a weekly call discussing)
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