Join these us and take part in the conversation ‘what should a national collection of Covid-19 personal testimonies contain?’

Covid Conversation: Faith and Covid-19 – 22 June 2021: 12:30-1:30pm (BST Time)
Join our panel of speakers from different faith communities to discuss how best we can build a national collection around Covid-19.

Speakers include:

• Reverend Philip Hawthorn – Philip has been at Saint Stephen’s for 10 years. This is his first job as a rector. Before that he was a writer, director and presenter in various media, mostly for BBC Radio and Television
• David Mintz – David is the host of Sunday night Live a radio discussion for the Jewish community in Manchester.
• Dr Haider Ali – Haider is a Manchester based GP who has been volunteering his spare time to work with faith leaders around the vaccination programme and developed a care package initiative for NHS keyworker staff in the first wave.

Register your free place via Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nhs-voices-of-covid-19-in-conversation-with-faith-and-covid-19-tickets-156870508915?keep_tld=1

Covid Conversation: Vaccination and Covid-19 – Tuesday 20 July: 12:30-1:30pm (BST Time)
Join our panel of speakers to discuss the Covid-19 vaccination programme in the context of building a national collection around Covid-19.

Register your free place via Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/nhs-voices-of-covid-19-in-conversation-with-vaccination-and-covid-19-tickets-156881622155

Supported by a grant of £1 million from UK Research and Innovation, through the Arts and Humanities Research Council, NHS Voices of Covid-19 are developing a national collection of personal testimonies and in-depth reflections around Covid-19. These will be preserved as a permanent public resource for informing policy and practice and form part of a wider British Library Covid-19 collecting initiative.

Find out more about the project and how you can get involved nhs70.org.uk