Life After the COVID-19 Vaccine: Experts envision the ‘new normal’

Since the COVID-19 virus was discovered, the world has waited for a vaccine that would help our lives return to some level of normalcy. Now that vaccine distribution has begun, what will this “new normal” look like?

In “Life After the Vaccine,” from the producers of the Big Brains podcast, University of Chicago experts explore what the vaccine rollout has revealed about our cities, and how it will impact our lives within them—from our health care systems and businesses, to our educational and cultural institutions.

0:00 - Introduction: Life After the Vaccine: What will the new normal look like?
0:26 - A civic duty to keep each other Safe: Prof Laurie Zoloth - UChicago Divinity School
1:17 - Vaccine passports will help cities reopen; Prof Anup Malani - UChicago Pritzker School of Medicine
2:05 - Health care systems must protect marginalized communities: Brenda Battle - Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at UChicago Medicine
2:50 - Data can direct public health efforts to most vulnerable: Prof Kathleen Cagney - Sociology, University of Chicago
3:30 - Schools must tailor education to the evolving needs of students: Tanika Island Childress - CEO, University of Chicago Charter School
4:25 - Cultural institutions will reimagine artistic programming: Angel Ysaguirre, Executive Director of Court Theatre

*Life After the COVID-19 Vaccine: Experts envision the ‘new normal’*

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[sassyblue]

I got my second Moderma vaccine yesterday. I'm 62yrs old, i have compromised lungs & immune system. I'm still going to wear my mask. I don't drive, so the only place my daughter takes me is to my doctor. I do have current hospital test ordered, so i feel safer going there now that I'm vaccinated. I wish everyone is, and stays safe ❤

[sparklingice]

There will never be normalcy ever again. This is the beginning of the end.

[BLUESKYSEVE]

The current vaccines aren't developed in normal vaccine methods. You need to do more research.

[nameredacted]

"Residents share a civic duty to keep each other safe" there's the problem, I disagree with your whole premise 😅

[atomicant]

If this goes where I think is going, We are in deep trouble and it's much worse than I thought.

[Rich-yjub]

I find it quite amusing that they think they know 🤣
They still haven't figured out the first part yet.

[fredgarvinMP]

Vaccine manufacturers share a civic duty to distribute their recent windfall profits to the people.

[existential]

Ohh its gonna be the new normal alright 😂good luck everyone

[stringnuisance]

Man! Life's been! As of lately, some Hollywood shit! 28 days later! Literally!

[JuzCzas]

Guys, why don't you go there and sho-ut down this ev-il institution called The Uni-versity of Chicago??

[adrianadiaz]

I feel like an outsider in this comment section cause I disagree with everyone lol

[wendypatterson]

Your rights stop at someone else's.

[essentialeugene]

When this pandemic ends, life will not be the same. You may have to show proof of vaccination. People may still have to social distance to lower the risk of infection.

[queenofthebutterflies]

I am SO scared to go out. I have a stack of auto immune diseases and will never ever feel safe 😭

[anthonylovavto]

I've had my vaccinations and not worried!

[yaelschlichting]

You are so cynical and self-important.

[liliabartling]

Maybe we have to contennues the distancing and any in everything we can do to help etch other all Private sectors business contennues until it come up to defeated the covid-19.