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Have you registered for our event tomorrow, August 12th? We'll learn more from our expert panelists about the impact of pandemic spending on underserved Americans, the extent to which the pandemic response was equitable across communities, and recommendations for the way forward.
See you there (virtually)!
Lisa
We're holding a roundtable on the impact of pandemic response programs and spending to find out.
What
A panel event examining the impact of pandemic response programs and spending on underserved communities. Since COVID-19 hit the country (along with the emergency relief money) it became clear that health and economic struggles were not experienced equally among Americans. For example, minority-owned and women-owned businesses had trouble accessing emergency business loans, and people in rural areas faced challenges accessing testing and vaccination sites.
Who
Shena Ashley, VP of Nonprofits and Philanthropy at the Urban Institute
Andre Perry, Senior Fellow with the Metropolitan Policy Program at the Brookings Institution
Clarence Wardell III, Chief Data and Equitable Delivery Officer with the American Rescue Plan Implementation Team at the White House
John Friedman, Co-Director of Opportunity Insights at Harvard University and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Brown University
When
Thursday, August 12th
1:00pm - 2:15pm EST
Where
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 This co-sponsored activity does not constitute or imply an endorsement of NAPA or any of its products or services by the Pandemic Response Accountability Committee, CIGIE, or the United States government.
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