The pandemic has been an unprecedented challenge wrought with suffering and heartbreak for many community health advocates, but it has also underscored the trust-building nature of their work.
Cleveland’s public health advocates have turned to a creative solution to overcome vaccine hesitancy: recruiting community leaders with deep roots in city neighborhoods to build up medical trust.
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