On Wednesday, July 22nd from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. (Spanish and Sign Language Interpreters will be provided) and Thursday, July 23rd (Sign Language Interpreter will be provided) from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m., NCPTA, in partnership with North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), will host Virtual Town Halls. The purpose of these Virtual Town Halls is to provide a forum for North Carolina families to hear important updates and information about COVID-19 and NC school reopening from health care professionals. There will also be a Q&A session.
These Virtual Town Halls will allow North Carolina families to hear pertinent information related to COVID-19 numbers in our state, safety precautions needed to support successful school reopenings, and more.
FEATURED PANELISTS
Wednesday, July 22nd (Spanish and Sign Language Interpreters will be provided)
- Dr. Viviana Martinez-Bianchi, Duke University Medical Center
- Susan Gale Perry, Chief Deputy Secretary
- Rebecca Planchard, NCDHHS Senior Policy Advisor
- Dr. Betsey Tilson, NCDHHS State Health Director
- Rogelio Valencia, NCDHHS Latino Ombudsman
Thursday, July 23rd (Sign Language Interpreter will be provided)
- Dr. Kenya McNeal-Trice, UNC Health
- Susan Gale Perry, Chief Deputy Secretary
- Rebecca Planchard, NCDHHS Senior Policy Advisor
- Dr. Betsey Tilson, NCDHHS State Health Director
HOW TO REGISTER TO VIRTUALLY ATTEND?
If you would like to virtually attend the Virtual Town Halls, you can register via the Eventbrite links listed below. Prior to the event, registrants will receive the link to access the virtual platforms to view the Town Halls.
- Wednesday’s Eventbrite Registration
https://ayuntamientovirtual22dejuliode2020.eventbrite.com
- Thursday’s Eventbrite Registration
https://ncptavirtualtownhalljuly232020.eventbrite.com
GOT QUESTIONS?
If you have questions regarding COVID-19 and NC school reopening, we would like to hear from you. Your submissions will be used to guide the conversations during the town halls and future community engagement events. Your submissions will also be used to create a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). To submit your question, click the link below. You can submit questions at https://bit.ly/NCPTAJuly2020TownHallQuestions