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X-WR-CALDESC:The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the threats facing immigra
 nts and their families\, placing immense stress on families across the cou
 ntry who were already challenged by the Administration’s immigration enfor
 cement\, public charge policy\, and other extreme and cruel actions on inc
 ome supports\, nutrition\, health care\, and immigration.\n\nFear and conf
 usion because of immigration enforcement or immigration status concerns — 
 known as the chilling effect — are causing people to disenroll from progra
 ms or forgo benefits for which they are eligible. Now\, there is evidence 
 that immigrants and their families have been deterred from accessing neces
 sary economic and nutrition supports and medical treatment for COVID-19 be
 cause of immigration enforcement or immigration status concerns.\n\nIn thi
 s webinar\, we’ll hear reports from experts in the healthcare field -- a p
 rimary care physician from Massachusetts and medical-legal partnership coo
 rdinator from North Carolina -- who will provide a firsthand view of what’
 s happening and share insights about their work serving immigrants and the
 ir families in light of the COVID-19 crisis and implementation of public c
 harge policy changes. We’ll also hear about new research on what’s happeni
 ng in the broader immigrant-serving field during the COVID-19 crisis\, wha
 t response efforts have and have not done to support immigrant families\, 
 and how organizations have taken action to respond to this crisis. PIF cam
 paign staff will also provide an overview of recommended messages for the 
 public and immigrant families as well as briefly preview an upcoming Train
 -the-Trainer Toolkit.\n\nPresenters:\nLeah Zallman\, MD\, MPH\, Assistant 
 Professor of Medicine\, Harvard Medical School\, Director of Research\, In
 stitute for Community Health\, Internist\, Cambridge Health Alliance\nEliz
 abeth Setaro\, MPH\, Medical-Legal Partnership Coordinator\, Charlotte Cen
 ter for Legal Advocacy\nHamutal Bernstein\, PhD\, Principal Research Assoc
 iate\, Director\, Program on Immigrants and Immigration\, Urban Institute
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DESCRIPTION:The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the threats facing immigran
 ts and their families\, placing immense stress on families across the coun
 try who were already challenged by the Administration’s immigration enforc
 ement\, public charge policy\, and other extreme and cruel actions on inco
 me supports\, nutrition\, health care\, and immigration.\n\nFear and confu
 sion because of immigration enforcement or immigration status concerns — k
 nown as the chilling effect — are causing people to disenroll from program
 s or forgo benefits for which they are eligible. Now\, there is evidence t
 hat immigrants and their families have been deterred from accessing necess
 ary economic and nutrition supports and medical treatment for COVID-19 bec
 ause of immigration enforcement or immigration status concerns.\n\nIn this
  webinar\, we’ll hear reports from experts in the healthcare field -- a pr
 imary care physician from Massachusetts and medical-legal partnership coor
 dinator from North Carolina -- who will provide a firsthand view of what’s
  happening and share insights about their work serving immigrants and thei
 r families in light of the COVID-19 crisis and implementation of public ch
 arge policy changes. We’ll also hear about new research on what’s happenin
 g in the broader immigrant-serving field during the COVID-19 crisis\, what
  response efforts have and have not done to support immigrant families\, a
 nd how organizations have taken action to respond to this crisis. PIF camp
 aign staff will also provide an overview of recommended messages for the p
 ublic and immigrant families as well as briefly preview an upcoming Train-
 the-Trainer Toolkit.\n\nPresenters:\nLeah Zallman\, MD\, MPH\, Assistant P
 rofessor of Medicine\, Harvard Medical School\, Director of Research\, Ins
 titute for Community Health\, Internist\, Cambridge Health Alliance\nEliza
 beth Setaro\, MPH\, Medical-Legal Partnership Coordinator\, Charlotte Cent
 er for Legal Advocacy\nHamutal Bernstein\, PhD\, Principal Research Associ
 ate\, Director\, Program on Immigrants and Immigration\, Urban Institute
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SUMMARY:NILC: Reports from the Field: Harm of Public Charge During the COVI
 D-19 Crisis
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