This web page from the Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiative (BARHII) links to COVID-19 recovery resources including a four-point recovery plan, health and policy considerations and possible strategies to improve worker safety.
This working paper from Brown and Ravallion explores the relationship among socioeconomic inequalities such as age, race and income with COVID-19 behavioural responses, transmission risk, virus spread and mortality.
This web page from PolicyLink outlines five equity principles for re-building an equitable economy for COVID-19 recovery, a set of actions to support these principles, and additional commentary on the implications of COVID-19 for racialized groups.
This report from the Institute for Gender and the Economy (GATE) and YWCA Canada provides intersectoral data on the gendered impact of COVID-19 related to class, race, immigration status, violence, and type of work, and highlights policy recommendations to consider in Canada’s recovery plan.
This article from Bassett et al. presents data to support the importance of reporting on age-specific mortality rates to identify racial and ethnic disparities of COVID19 rates in the US.
This fact sheet from the International Union of Health Promotion Education (IUHPE) and the Réseau francophone international pour la promotion de la santé (International Francophone Network for the Promotion of Health) serves as a position statement reinforcing the role of health promotion in developing equitable approaches to the COVID19 pandemic.
This journal article from Ramsbottom et al. presents the findings from a literature review identifying enablers and barriers to collaboration between communities and institutions for emergency preparedness.
This tool from Berkley Media Studies Group supports the development of clear communications and key messages about health, housing and COVID-19 and treating housing as essential to public health.
This web page from Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council offers links to research articles on the impacts of COVID-19 pandemic related to education, disability, mental health, domestic violence, and other social issues.
This report from Public Health Wales outlines the results of a rapid response health impact assessment of social distancing on different population groups, to support adjustments to the policy and inform future strategies.
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