Talks with MS: Black History Month Webinar
Talks with MS are proud to host a series of webinars in partnership with the MS Society to discuss different aspects of MS in the Black Community.
As part of Black History Month, Talks with MS will be hosting a webinar to celebrate the success of black women. This is part of the Black History month of celebrating our successful black women, to recognise and celebrate the invaluable contributions of black people to British society.
Terri-Louise Brown, founder of Talks with MS will be facilitating the evening. We’ll hear from a panel of women living with MS or affected by MS.
What will I need to take part?
All you need to join in is a laptop/tablet/phone/computer with a stable internet connection to use Zoom, the video meeting software that we use.
How do I join the webinar?
Before the event you will receive emails from both the Living Well team and Eventbrite which will have a link to the webinar. You can follow this link when the webinar is due to start. Alternatively you can access it through your Eventbrite account.
When I join the webinar can other people see or hear me?
No you can’t be seen or heard by other participants.
Can I ask questions?
Yes usually you can ask questions and make comments. The facilitator will tell participants about how to do this. Please note we can’t respond or offer advice to questions about your specific circumstances or anything relating to your own personal health. Questions will be collated and we will try to cover your queries if not your specific question.
What if I haven’t been sent the link?
We send an email with a link to everyone who completes the registration form on Eventbrite and books a place, so please enter your email address carefully when registering. The email we send might go into your spam or junk folder, however you should also be able to access the webinar through your Eventbrite account.
Further information
You can find more information on this subject on our website, or please contact our Helpline at [email protected] or freephone 0808 800 8000.
Time: 1:00-2:00 pm EDT
Free!
