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COVID-19 and Spanish Communications

By June 9, 2020November 29th, 2021No Comments

U.S. Latinos are being disproportionately affected by COVID-19. Officials say that Latinos compose 27% of coronavirus deaths so far, even though they only make up 18% of the population. It is critical that U.S. Latinos, including those who consume media in Spanish, get timely, accurate information about COVID-19 and know how to protect themselves and others. 
Eric Anderson, our co-founder and senior strategist, interviewed SE2 Director of Content and Creative Juan Cabrera about how communications can help address the pandemic.

Meet Elizabet Garcia: A New Voice for Community-Centered Advocacy at SE2

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SE2 is excited to introduce Elizabet Garcia (she/her), a dedicated advocate for community-centered change and a powerful new voice on our team. With a career rooted in amplifying underrepresented voices…

Principal Brandon Zelasko on How to Rebuild Trust: LGBTQ+ Blood Donations

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Brandon Zelasko’s latest article in Health Affairs sheds light on a critical issue that has impacted the LGBTQ+ community for nearly four decades: the exclusion of gay men from blood…

New Perspectives Highlight How to Use Positive Social Norms: Key Takeaways from SE2 Presentation with Montana Institute

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Developing a positive community norms campaign can be challenging when you’re looking for new ways to communicate about evolving and critical issues like fentanyl and teen opioid misuse. In July,…