Hi everyone

Welcome

Hi Everyone!

Hi Diane!

Who is joining and where are you from?

Hi Diane

Elizabeth Culatta, Augusta University, USA

Leah Elsmore, Children's Hospital Colorado, USA

Katie Tomsho, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, USA

Hello everyone, I'm Cath, London South Bank University, UK

Lia Sebring, Oregon Health and Science University, USA

Eulàlia Hernández, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain

Laura Hetzel, UCare Minnesota, USA

Elena Carbone, Univ of MA Amherst, USA

Jessica Shin, SpeechMED, USA

Devon Poznanski, BC Cancer, Vancouver, Canada

Kim Hume Wolters Kluwer USA

From Curi in Raleigh, NC

Good morning -Maricel Santos, San Francisco State University, USA

Tedi Brash, Unity Health Toronto, Canada :)

Hello everyone! Loggin in from Tel Aviv

Hi, J'ette Novakovich, NIOSH, Cincinnati, OH USA

Julie Hoerner, Idaho USA

Good morning! Ryan Bates, MAXIMUS Center for Health Literacy. Charlotte, NC

Emily Petersen, Children's Hospital Colorado, Colorado, CO

Kathleen Raum, William Osler Health System, Canada

Terri Ottosen, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA

Fantastic to see so many online despite the early and late hours

Kimberly Pina, Children's Mercy, Kansas City

Anna Allen Say Ah! NYC no longer the epicenter!

Janice Valenzuela, Wisconsin Division of Public Health -Minority Health Program. Madison, WI, USA

Haley McCalla, CDC, Atlanta, GA , USA

Don Rubin, Atlanta USA

Catina O’Leary, HLM, US

Doris Gillis, St Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia, Canada

Hi. Karen Flaherty, Pacific University, Portland, OR USA

Elysa Bathe, Alberta Health Services, Calgary, AB Canada

Carol Wilson, Fraser Health, British Columbia, Canada

Kelly Cantor, American Dental Association, Chicago, IL

Doris Ravotas, Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Literacy Council, USA

Andrea Morrison, Childrens Wisconsin in Milwaukee

Oklahoma Department of Libraries - Oklahoma City

Diane Levin-Zamir from Tel Aviv

Guglielmo Bonaccorsi, from Firenze University, Italy

Usha Rani from Manipal India

Sno-Isle Libraries, Washington USA

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Monique McCollum University of Colorado Hospital

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Mandy Lo, the University of Edinburgh, UK

Phyllis Mancini, University Health Network, Toronto, Canada

Thank you all for joining and for sharing with us your name, organization and country.

Helena, Brazil, Ceara State University

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Hello everyone ! I'm from Burkina Faso.

Shonna Yin, NYU School of Medicine, New York City, NY, USA

Michelle Davis. Hello from NYC.

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Will you be able to make these slides available after the session? Lots of great resources! Thank you!

Yes, we will make slides available afterwards. We will also be sending you an evaluation link.

Happy to see so many joining us. The webinar will be available fromm the IHLA website, if you wish to spread the word!

can you raise the hand if you see this happen?

welcome Graham / good to see you here in the forum

Hello Dear @Kristine! Thank you for information.

Thanks :-)

How do you build trust when the information is constantly evolving?

Great question, Jessica Shin. We need to be able to live with uncertainty

Excellent presentations, Kristine and Aracely!

Thanks Martin Hosek. I agree, I used to use the other one, but found eventually this one with the bikes and used it ever since...

Info about masks for best practices in the classroom - and around extended family!

I sense that some people are out of reach / like the anti-vaccine movement. They are so convinced and cannot be reached with facts and figures. Instead, we have to ensure to speak not only in logic terms, but also emotional terms. And to address the concerns that people have in a respectful way. Not run them over with information only

Your picture is being shown as a panel

Can we use theses resources to carry out a study about covid-19 at national level?

The health literacy message has certainly been heard loud and clear throughout this pandemic

Fully agree, Julie. The health literacy community is vibrant and ready to role

the answer is VOTE, VOTE, VOTE

we should choose our political leaders wisely

Thank you!

Just joined - thanks for that tip!

Are there health communication tools out there that we can adapt/integrate into ABE classrooms that help learners recognize bias/discriminatory language in health messaging in multilingual communities? I heard from ESL teachers (in Chinatown, SF) whose learners wanted to learn expressions in English to be able to counter discrimination.

Thank you for the excellent session!

Good question, Maricel! I will look for some. Ask the HL List!

Thanks, Julie — will do!

Thanks!

Thanks for putting together this webinar!

Thanks so much! Excellent.

Thank you Sabrina, Aracely, Julie and Kristine! -Elena

Thanks, IHLA team!

Thank you, Excellent information

Maricel we will try to put some resources for Educators and ABE programs.

Thanks to everyone

thank you

Thank you everyone and i-HLA..

Thank you for this excellent session!

Join the movement / sign up at the IHLA website

Thank you to all!

Thank you for joining us everyone!!!

Thanks all of you

Thank you for joining us everyone!!!

Must keep these going post-pandemic

Thank you for a great session!

Thank you for this great information and I'm delighted to discover this group - what a great group of researchers and resources!

Great presentation!