It was a sunny autumn day on the Boston University campus when The Rockefeller Foundation’s Otis Rolley, Senior Vice President, U.S. Equity and Economic Opportunity Initiative, met with Dr. Ibram …
in support of communications workshops for influencers, media houses and journalists across Africa in order to encourage and promote positive social behavior change to prevent the spread of COVID-19
in support of its Technology Review’s examination of digital contact tracing initiatives and other innovative upcoming technologies being developed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic
for use by its School of Public Health in support of developing a tool kit to provide an easily accessible library of assets that promote participation in COVID-19 testing, educate the public about the role of testing, and train officials and their partners in campaigning and engaging with communities around testing
in support of efforts to identify, pay for, and deploy the SalivaDirect protocol COVID-19 tests needed to safely reopen college campuses with a focus on Historically Black Colleges & Universities
in support of its communications initiatives for current COVID-19 testing and wrap-around services such as food assistance, and social support, in Fulton County, Georgia
toward the costs of launching a guarantee facility through The Health Finance Coalition to unlock working capital for private SME healthcare providers in Africa in response to COVID-19