#WeAreBristol: from campaign to helpline and volunteer hub during the pandemic

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Written By RAMP Project

RAMP Bristol advisers David Barclay and Forward Maisokwadzo supported the production of a new #WeAreBristol video highlighting the diverse contributions to the city's response to COVID-19. #WeAreBristol grew from a film “involving over 60 Bristol strangers from all walks of life and has since been embraced by the people of Bristol to symbolise our unique and diverse city and the people who live here”, to coordinating volunteers and offering a helpline for people in urgent need during the pandemic. For more information see the website here.

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