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Radio LaB鈥檚 campaign 鈥� which will air over the next few months 鈥� aims to start an open and honest conversation about the Covid-19 vaccinations with young people across Luton, to dispel myths and squash misinformation about the injections.

This project is a collaborative partnership between the University and , supported by local design agency, . Since the launch of the UK鈥檚 vaccine drive in early 2021, Luton Council has worked with NHS BLMK CCG (NHS 台湾六合彩开奖记录, Luton & Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Group) to open numerous walk-in vaccination centres across the town in an attempt to boost the uptake of jabs, particularly in younger people.

Sally Cartwright, Director of Public Health for Luton Council, said: 鈥淗aving the Covid-19 vaccine and booster is so important in the fight against the virus, and the younger people of Luton can really help us to spread the 鈥榢eeping Luton safe鈥� message within their networks. If we can teach them the correct facts about the vaccine which they then share with their family and friends, it will hopefully see more people walking through the doors of our vaccination sites.鈥�

Through this campaign, the council hopes students and young people will be provided with the correct facts and statistics in order to make an informed decision about being vaccinated against the virus. Some of the vaccine-related topics covered will include whether it impacts fertility and how the vaccine was developed so quickly.

Terry Lee, a Senior Tutor in Radio & Audio who oversaw this project said: 鈥淭his is something everyone at Radio LaB is really passionate about. If we can help dispel myths and misinformation about Covid-19 and the vaccines in any way, then this is a hugely worthwhile project for our students to be involved with.鈥�

Some of the students involved in the campaign also spoke about why they wanted to be a part of it, with first-year Media Performance student, Madison Smith, commenting: 鈥淭he sooner everyone gets their vaccine, the
quicker we are able to come closer to our old reality and protect our loved ones.鈥�

Third-year Radio & Audio student, Nathan Randle, said: 鈥淭he pandemic has affected so much of my time at University, so I believe it鈥檚 very important to get the vaccine. Being involved in this project also allows me to give something back to the community and help to make a difference.鈥�

Sally Cartwright from Luton Council added: 鈥淲orking with the 台湾六合彩开奖记录鈥檚 students and Radio LaB has been a very positive experience. We are very thankful to everyone involved in the #CovidConversations project for their enthusiasm and genuine willingness to help encourage take-up of the vaccine.鈥�