On our September 22nd State & Territory Alliance for Testing communications webinar, Voto Latino’s CEO Maria Teresa Kumar and Media Matters for America’s President Angelo Carusone talked about the Latino …
Commission on Health Determinants, Data, and Decision-making releases report detailing principles and actionable recommendations to leverage data on the social determinants of health in decision-making and implement policies that advance …
As the nation enters a second fall season of the Covid-19 pandemic, the millions of Americans who live in Congregate Care Facilities (CCF) – assisted living facilities, memory care units, …
data.org to lead global, distributed pandemic analysis with a privacy-preserving approach New York | September 14, 2021 Today, data.org is announcing funding from Wellcome and The Rockefeller Foundation’s pandemic prevention institute …
Arizona State University Survey of Employers, supported by The Rockefeller Foundation, shows companies are increasing support for Covid-19 vaccinations and testing to keep employees safe. PHOENIX, Ariz. | Sept. 14, 2021 …
The third survey report, conducted in August 2021 found that 93% of U.S employers require or encourage Covid-19 vaccinations and reveals that the majority of employers are testing all or …
NEW YORK | September 10, 2021 – The Rockefeller Foundation applauds the first major African-led effort to fill the gap in genetic surveillance of Covid-19 on the continent. Yesterday the …
On our September 8th State & Territory Alliance for Testing communications webinar, we were joined by Bill Maurello, CCO with Shield T3, and Fresia Cortes and Elle Carnes from DC …
On behalf of The Rockefeller Foundation, I welcome the release of the White House’s “American Pandemic Preparedness” plan. As during previous pandemics, Covid-19 has reminded us that data is our …
London, UK, September 2, 2021 - Today, LumiraDx, a next-generation point of care diagnostics testing company, announced the US launch of its COVID-19 Surveillance Test, for environments such as schools …