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The Forgotten Generation with Long Covid Kids Choir
Today's episode is hosted by Troy Njenje Mbanga and features Merel, the Long Covid Kids Choir teacher, and two young people, Clara and Cerys, speaking about their journey.
To get connected with Long Covid Kids, find them on Instagram and Linkedin.
To get connected with Merel, find her on Instagram and Linkedin. You can also find Long Covid Kids Choir on Instagram.
To get connected with Troy, find him on Instagram, on LinkedIn, and on X.
The Forgotten Generation Podcast is a Be the change. Media Network production.
To follow along with The Forgotten Generation Podcast, you can find the podcast on Instagram and LinkedIn.
You can find The Forgotten Generation blogs on our Substack.
If you have any questions, please email Lily Mott at [email protected].
The views and opinions expressed by guests and hosts are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Be the change. Media Network or its partners.
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By Be the change. Media Network and Troy Njenje-MbangaToday's episode is hosted by Troy Njenje Mbanga and features Merel, the Long Covid Kids Choir teacher, and two young people, Clara and Cerys, speaking about their journey.
To get connected with Long Covid Kids, find them on Instagram and Linkedin.
To get connected with Merel, find her on Instagram and Linkedin. You can also find Long Covid Kids Choir on Instagram.
To get connected with Troy, find him on Instagram, on LinkedIn, and on X.
The Forgotten Generation Podcast is a Be the change. Media Network production.
To follow along with The Forgotten Generation Podcast, you can find the podcast on Instagram and LinkedIn.
You can find The Forgotten Generation blogs on our Substack.
If you have any questions, please email Lily Mott at [email protected].
The views and opinions expressed by guests and hosts are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Be the change. Media Network or its partners.