For far too long, people injured by COVID-19 vaccines have been ignored, dismissed, and left to suffer in silence.
Julie Woods knows that reality firsthand.
Rather than remain silent, Julie turned her own experience into advocacy. Through her work with React19 and CAN-Rise19, she has become a tireless voice for others who have been injured—and now she is preparing to bring that voice to the Allison Inquiry in Canada, taking place September 8–11.
The Allison Inquiry will give Canadians harmed by COVID-19 policies—including those living with vaccine injuries—an opportunity to tell their stories publicly and put their experiences on the record.
For Julie, this is more than testimony. She will be speaking not only from her own experience, but as an advocate representing thousands of vaccine-injured people whose stories have too often gone unheard.
Please listen to this important conversation with Julie as she shares her own journey, the work she is doing for the vaccine-injured, and what she hopes to accomplish when she takes their voices with her to the Allison Inquiry.
You can watch Julie her share her testimony at the Allison Inquiry on Thursday Sept. 10 at 3:05 PM EST.
The entire 4-day event event will be lived streamed.
Time stamps
00:00 Introduction to Julie Woods
02:30 Julie’s vaccine-injury experience
05:15 Finding support and becoming involved with React19
10:20 Working with CAN-Rise19 in Canada
15:20 Challenges facing vaccine-injured Canadians
18:55 Why recognition and public testimony matter
23:35 The Allison Inquiry
28:30 Preparing to testify
33:35 What Julie hopes lawmakers and the public will understand
37:20 The personal cost of advocacy
41:40 A message for others living with vaccine injury
46:00 Closing thoughts
Films Discussed:
Why Can’t We Talk About This?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwjDeRglkwg&t=12s
“Follow the Silenced”
https://followthesilenced.com/