Report on COVID-19 Vulnerable Sector Response in Saskatoon March-May 2020: Q&A with Jacob Alhassan

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In his interview, the Division of Social Accountability’s Community Engagement Specialist Erin Wolfson talks with Jacob Alhassan, PhD Candidate and one of the co-authors of the newly released Report on COVID-19 Vulnerable Sector Response in Saskatoon March-May 2020.

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