Apart Together Study retweeted
🔸 Nuestras compañeras Virginia Paloma y Rocío Garrido participan en el dosier "El impacto social de la COVID-19 en la población migrante", publicado por la @RECI_ICC ✔
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Apart Together Study retweeted
En @7TVAndalucia han entrevistado a Virginia Paloma, coordinadora de @CESPYD_us, sobre el @ApartTogetherSt
y sus resultados a nivel internacional ⬇️
Podéis ver la entrevista de @MoisesRuz en nuestra web ✔️
#COVID19 #refugees #migrants #HealthForAll
cespyd.es/noticias/virginia-…
Apart Together Study retweeted
La COVID-19 amplifica las desigualdades que sufren las personas migrantes y refugiadas a nivel mundial investigacion.us.es/noticias…
Apart Together Study retweeted
Cvirus.-Un estudio señala que la Covid "amplifica las desigualdades" de migrantes y refugiados a nivel mundial 20minutos.es/noticia/4540045… a través de @20m
Apart Together Study retweeted
El drama doble de ser inmigrante o refugiado en la era del coronavirus | Viva Sevilla. Noticias de Sevilla vivasevilla.es/sevilla/94373…
Apart Together Study retweeted
En @ondalocalemartv, en #Deesteaoeste, han entrevistado a Virginia Paloma coordinadora de @CESPYD_us sobre el estudio @ApartTogetherSt y sus resultados a nivel internacional ⬇️
@PacoAguaza
#COVID19 #refugees #migrants #HealthForAll #refugiados #migrantes
cespyd.es/noticias/entrevist…
Apart Together Study retweeted
Según el @ApartTogetherSt, los #migrantes y #refugiados que viven en la calle, así como aquellos que se encuentran en una situación irregular, reportan sufrir el peor impacto de la #COVID19 en su vida diaria.
Apart Together Study retweeted
Informe (@WHO @WHO_Europe) sobre el impacto de la #COVID19 en #migrantes #refugiados se ha publicado
Gracias: @ApartTogetherSt @uni_copenhagen @ugent @MaynoothUni @USouthFlorida @UU_University @SussexUni @ULisboa_ @Univ_Toulouse @unisevilla @uoaofficial @Ausl_RE @KennethEMiller
Apart Together Study retweeted
WHO/Europe works closely with partners from academia, including @ugent and @UCPH_health, to learn from refugees and migrants’ experiences during the #COVID-19 pandemic.
Find out more 👉 bit.ly/37CELi1
Apart Together Study retweeted
Today is International #MigrantsDay. Too often, migrants and their families remain outsiders in their adopted communities, even years after migrating. They face discrimination, social exclusion and lack of access to health services. #HealthForAll means all, including migrants.
Apart Together Study retweeted
On #MigrantsDay, let’s not forget migrants’ contributions to the fight against COVID-19: bit.ly/2SHlqBC
Apart Together Study retweeted
Find the publication in a nutshell in this video m.youtube.com/watch?v=druQZU… #MigrantsDay
Apart Together Study retweeted
Three out of four refugees and migrants indicate that #COVID19 has had a significantly negative impact on their lives, according to a brand-new report published today by @WHO in collaboration with @UGent and @uni_copenhagen 👉bit.ly/2WoR6jc
#MigrantsDay
Apart Together Study retweeted
The response to COVID-19 presents a unique opportunity to reimagine human mobility, to implement the vision of the Global Compact for Migration, and to build prosperous, healthy and resilient communities. #MigrantsDay
Apart Together Study retweeted
During the pandemic, refugees & migrants living on the street, in insecure accommodation or asylum centres are at ↗️ risk of:
🔸 #MentalHealth problems
🔸 discrimination
Camps & camps-like settings require special attention to ↘️ the risk of #COVID19 & its' broader consequences
Apart Together Study retweeted
Today is the launch of our @ApartTogetherSt report on #COVID19 impact on #refugees and #migrants. #MigrantsDay
Replying to @WHO
>30000 participated in the 🌐 survey on the #COVID19 impact on refugees & migrants.
Not seeking health care was indicated by:
🔹35% for financial reasons
🔹22% out of deportation fear
Inclusive public health approaches are 🔑 to ↘️ marginalization & ↗️ access to #HealthForAll
Apart Together Study retweeted
ApartTogether study results launched today, coordinated by @ugent and @UCPH_health with consortium of academics @ApartTogetherSt
Replying to @WHO
>30000 participated in the 🌐 survey on the #COVID19 impact on refugees & migrants.
Not seeking health care was indicated by:
🔹35% for financial reasons
🔹22% out of deportation fear
Inclusive public health approaches are 🔑 to ↘️ marginalization & ↗️ access to #HealthForAll






















