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View this collection of Minnesotans from all around the state who are featured in videos promoting the benefits of getting vaccinated and boosted. Each individual story is worth a watch.
This project is made possible in part, under the Federal Older Americans Act through a grant with the NWRDC under an Area Plan approved by the Minnesota Board on Aging. Learn more: https://mn.gov/covid19/vaccine/find-vaccine/locations/index.jsp
Janet Timmerman is a small-town historian who knows what her county and state went through to fight the polio epidemic in the 1950s and 60s. She sees similarities between responses to polio and COVID-19 and has drawn conclusions about how history will view the COVID-19 pandemic. Because of this, Timmerman has been very public with her pro-COVID-19 vaccine sentiments.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
A message from the Minnesota Area Agencies on Aging.
Dube Ganamo lives in the Cedar Riverside area of Minneapolis. He has vast experience working as a community advocate. When COVID-19 hit, he spread information about the benefits of masking and getting vaccinated. Some people wouldn't talk to him, thinking he had COVID-19 because he was wearing a mask; but he carried on, working to spread truthful information about COVID-19 and the vaccine.