Getting COVID-19 Vaccine as Indigenous Person is Act of Resilience and Resistance: Abigail Echo-Hawk

Abigail Echo-Hawk of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma shares why getting the COVID-19 vaccine as an indigenous person is an act of resilience and resistance to ensure the future of next generations. Abigail is Executive Vice President, Seattle Indian Health Board and Director, Urban Indian Health Institute.

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