Book Launch: “The Fault in Our SARS”

Join us February 15

Two online events, with special guests

Hosted by Edgar Rivera Colón, People’s CDC

Join Rob Wallace and special guests on February 15 for two online book launches for The Fault in Our SARS: COVID-19 in the Biden Era, the new book by Wallace and co-authors.

We’ll be getting together to talk about the book, COVID, and how we arrived at a place where a pandemic that continues to infect millions every week and kill thousands is treated as if it is over.

With music by DJ Justin Cheatham.

Follow the links below to register today!

Support ARERC

As the launch is a fundraiser for the Agroecology and Rural Economics Research Corps (ARERC), we are asking attendees to make a suggested donation of US$10 per event if they are able.

You can donate through PayPal (RobWallacePReP), Venmo (@RobWallace_PReP) or CashApp ($RobWallacePReP).

But all are welcome and no one will be turned away–while seats last–if they are unable to donate.

Thank you!

Register to attend

Choose to attend one of the events or both! Each will be a unique exploration with a different set of special guests.

12 Noon ET (UTC -5)

CLICK HERE to register for the first event.

Rob Wallace, author, The Fault in Our SARS
Mindy Fullilove, author, Root Shock
Howard Waitzkin, co-author, Social Medicine and the Coming Transformation
Deborah Wallace, co-author, The Recurrence of COVID-19 in New York State and New York City
Luke Bergmann, co-author, “Dominant modes of agricultural production helped structure initial COVID-19 spread in the U.S. Midwest” “
Allan de Campos Silva, co-author, “Meatpacking giant tied to child labor, deforestation and mass COVID infection”
Kenichi Okamoto, co-author, “Governance is key to controlling SARS-CoV-2’s vaccine resistance
Meleiza Figueroa, co-author, “To live and die in Los Angeles: COVID-19, structural stress, and the path to a more resilient public health”

8PM ET (UTC -5)

CLICK HERE to register for the second event.

Rob Wallace, author, The Fault in Our SARS
Rupa Marya, co-author, Inflamed: Deep Medicine and the Anatomy of Injustice
Gregg Gonsalves, co-author, The Politics of Care: From COVID-19 to Black Lives Matter
Vijay Prashad, author, Washington Bullets
Adelita Husni-Bey, artist, “On Necessary Work” (2021)
Adia Benton, author, HIV Exceptionalism and “Race, epidemics, and the viral economy of health expertise”
Justin Feldman, co-author of the forthcoming How to Hide a Pandemic
Tammi Jonas, co-author, “Farming, pandemics, and a conservation program aimed at enriching the Global North” and President, Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance
Luis Fernando Chaves, co-author, “Reifications in disease ecology: Demystifying land use change in pathogen emergence”