in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic, protests against racism and police brutality have swept through cities and towns across the country following the death of george floyd. wendy ellis, director of the building community resilience collaborative, shares how the impact of certain policies in america were designed to have the wealthy succeed and people of color and those economically disadvantaged get further and further behind.

for more information about the center for community resilience visit go.gwu.edu/ccr.

hosted by frank sesno, healthy you: surviving a pandemic is a co-production of the george washington university milken institute school of public health and the school of media and public affairs.