The Marginalised Voices Of the COVID-19 Pandemic

<p>Minorities and low-paid workers seem to be the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, and most likely to suffer the economic consequences, as well as those in already unstable, war-torn countries. Individuals in abusive households and relationships remain trapped in close proximity with the perpetrators of violence, and the lockdown comes with its own, immense challenges for the one in four in our society suffering from mental health problems. To shine light upon these, marginalised voices of the pandemic, we are joined by the CEO of Mind, Dr Kamiar Alaei, the UK Domestic Abuse Comms and Professor Linda Bauld.</p>