The pandemic revealed a deeper crisis: refusal wasn't just anti-science, it was a breakdown of institutional trust. Drawing on interviews with public health officials, community leaders, religious figures, and vaccine-hesitant parents, this episode reframes vaccine conflicts as clashing ethical frameworks — autonomy, beneficence, non‑maleficence, and justice — all filtered through historical grievances and modern information dynamics. We analyze how mandates, censorship, and top‑down policies amplified distrust and propose a Trust‑Centered Proportionality Framework emphasizing proportionality, participatory governance, and radical transparency to rebuild legitimacy before the next crisis.

What We'll Discuss:
- 🧭 Why trust matters more than messaging
- ⚖️ Ethical clashes: autonomy vs. beneficence
- 🧾 How historical harms shape skepticism
- 🤝 Participatory governance as solution
- 🔍 Radical transparency and disclosure
- 📈 Case studies: trust-based successes

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Trust Over Mandates: Rebuilding Vaccine Confidence

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