Manitoba doctors are answering your controversial questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and immunization. Through the Protect MB Community Outreach and Incentive Grant, U Multicultural has developed Doc Talk Manitoba. This series of interviews with doctors of diverse backgrounds will provide statistics, scientific data and facts, which educate about the COVID-19 immunization process.
10 episodes in the series produced in English.
Produced in audio and video formats, avaialbe online, TV, and radio.
produced in collaboration with medical, vaccination, immunization professionals, physicians
immunization professionals with diverse backgrounds, members of ethnocultural communities.
U Multicultural's Ryan Funk goes on CTV to talk about U Multicultural's latest video project, Doc Talk Manitoba.
U Multicultural is the name of a media platform based in Winnipeg, which carries programs featuring members of diverse communities. On Tuesday, it launched a 10-part series called Doc Talk Manitoba.
A new online video campaign aims to reach out to diverse communities in Manitoba through the voices of medical professionals to dispel myths about COVID-19 and encourage vaccine uptake.
WINNIPEG - A new video series featuring Manitoba doctors is looking to clear up misconceptions and answer questions about COVID-19 in the province's ethnic communities.
Winnipeg - An online series aimed at multicultural Manitobans will answer some of the most pressing questions about the COVID-19 vaccine. U Multicultural said it has developed Doc Talk, a series of interviews with doctors of diverse backgrounds to provide statistics, scientific data and facts to educate about the COVID-19 immunization process.
