Long COVID poses a serious public health concern, with long-ranging social and economic impacts. We're partnering with specialists at the University of Washington Post-COVID CARES Clinic to raise awareness about the impact of Long COVID in our communities.
UW Long COVID Symposium, October 12th
We're partnering with UW to organize a Long COVID symposium at the university's campus. Throughout the day, we'll highlight provider voices on what we know about Long COVID while inviting patients to share their experiences. We hope to raise awareness and encourage conversation about this condition. Another highlight of our day will be a performance by world-famous cellist Joshua Roman, who's organized a country-wide tour to raise money for Long COVID research. We would love to see you there!
"Immunity" by Joshua Roman at Crossroads Community Center
We're honored to host world-famous cellist Joshua Roman at Crossroads Community Center as part of his countrywide tour. He'll be performing "Immunity," an intimate musical exploration of his life-altering, inspiring experience of ongoing long COVID, with music ranging from J.S. Bach to George Crumb to Caroline Shaw, as well as his own compositions. The program combines performance and storytelling into an emotional journey, as the cellist confronts the impact of the illness and the limitations that nearly ended his career, before progressing through a period of doubt, struggle, refocus, and renewal, culminating in a profound acceptance of self and a deeper connection to what's most important in life.
