Covid-19 Messaging
TV can use messaging guidelines to create content and help slow the spread of the virus, and encourage people to get vaccinated.
Mental Health
Our webinars began on the topic of mental health, with virologist Dr. Paula Cannon and mindfulness teacher Brian Shiers.
Addiction & Recovery
The pandemic has disrupted support lines for those in need, and has made treatment and recovery more challenging.
Lupus & Hydroxychloroquine
Our virtual talk focused on people living with lupus, an autoimmune disease, and the role of hydroxychloroquine, a vital medication.
Older Adults and Caregiving
Dr. Bruce Chernof of The SCAN Foundation joins a panel about the challenges facing those who are caregivers for older adults.
U.S. Prisons
Our panel spotlighted the pandemic’s deep impact on the health of those who are incarcerated in the U.S. prison system.
Race Inequity
The series continues with a conversation about how underserved communities of color are feeling the pandemic’s impact the most.
Democracy
Voting rights organizer Stacey Abrams and TV producer Norman Lear took part in this talk about the state of American democracy.
Reproductive Rights
Our panel of experts discussed whether the pandemic provides new options for reproductive rights and abortion care.
Racism & Maternal Health
Journalist Priska Neely moderated this discussion on how COVID-19 deepened the childbirth crisis for Black women.
The Search for a Vaccine
Our panel explores the all-out search for a vaccine. Does early research indicate that immunization could be within reach?
HIV
Do the lessons learned from the 40-year battle against the HIV/AIDS epidemic offer any help in the current global crisis?
U.S. Security
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman discusses the pandemic’s effect on national and nuclear security issues.
Criminal Justice Reform
What would it take to make our criminal justice system more humane, and is there a supporting role that TV can play?
TV & Film Production
Our final panel in the series explores how the pandemic will shape life on Hollywood sets. What will the u0022new normalu0022 look like?
