Darlina Liu: Managing Stigma of being Asian American during Covid-19
Fri, May 15
|Zoom - Link sent after registration
We are addressing how to manage the stigma of being Asian during COVID-19 and open a safe space for all who've been victims to share their stories.
Time & Location
May 15, 2020, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM EDT
Zoom - Link sent after registration
Guests
About the Event
Asians have been assualted, harrassed, and become victims of various hate crimes during COVID-19. President Trump has called the coronavirus a "Chinese Virus" fueling the flames. In this session, we want to address how to manage the stigma of being Asian during COVID-19 and open a safe space for all who've been victims of this to share their stories.
We are opening up a weekly virtual discussion forum to help you get through this challenging time. Bring a cup of tea, find your quiet space away from your close quarter, and open up Zoom to chat with us!
We are bringing on Darlina Liu, a medical student at the NYU School of Medicine with special interest in mental health to moderate the discussion.
Event Details
Where: Zoom virtual meeting (Link will be sent out once you register)
When: 5/15/2020, Friday at 5PM
Tickets
Donation (50% to GetUsPPE)
This ticket reserves you a spot for the event in addition to supporting Rock The Boat Podcast production and donation to GetUsPPE.
$10.00
Sale endedRSVP (limit 10)
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$5.00
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