Marisa Charpentier
Digital ProducerMarisa Charpentier joined KUT as a digital producer in January 2020. After graduating from The University of Texas at Austin with degrees in journalism and Plan II Honors in 2018, she worked as a reporter for Community Impact Newspaper, covering the Central Texas communities of Cedar Park and Leander.
She is originally from St. Louis but grew up in Flower Mound, Texas.
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"Debemos ser flexibles," dijo la directora de APH. "Nuestro objetivo es proveer vacunas para nuestra comunidad y llevarlas a los sitios donde ellos se encuentran." -
“We must be flexible,” APH Director Stephanie Hayden-Howard said Friday. “Our goal is to provide vaccines to our community and meet them where they are.”
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Los organizadores están tratando de eliminar barreras como falta de acceso a internet y problemas de transporte abriendo nuevos centros de vacunación y distribuyendo panfletos con información clave.
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Anyone 18 years or older will be eligible to schedule an appointment. The state opened vaccine eligibility at the end of March, but APH has been continuing to prioritize appointments for those it sees as most vulnerable.
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Organizers are trying to eliminate barriers, like internet access and location, by setting up walk-in vaccine clinics and distributing flyers to spread information.
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Twelve branches will reopen May 10; the rest will open June 28. The city says there will be capacity restrictions and COVID precautions in place.
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No. Los Centros para el Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) dicen que puedes recibir la segunda dosis después del intervalo recomendado.
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La disponibilidad de la vacuna es limitada y muchos proveedores te pedirán que se anotes en una lista de espera.
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This is the second week in a row it has had unclaimed appointments, raising questions about how APH is distributing doses.
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About 66 Meals on Wheels clients got vaccinated at their homes Monday.
