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NOT A PRIORITY
TTOC won’t request early vaccine access for athletes.
Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) president Brian Lewis said his organisation will not be requesting early access to Covid-19 vaccination, adding that the TTOC will support the Government’s national vaccination programme that prioritises at-risk people.
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Lewis: TTOC will not push for COVID-19 vaccine priority
"We will not be seeking to gain priority access for Team TTO athletes."
Lewis: TT Olympic athletes shouldn't get covid19 vaccines first
TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) president Brian Lewis does not believe TT’s qualified and potential Olympians should receive priority access to covid19 vaccines ahead of health care workers and the elderly population.
PRESIDENT OF CARIBBEAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEES SHARES GLOBAL STRATEGY TO COMBAT DISCRIMINATION IN SPORT AT THE 2021 VIRTUAL SPORT FOR LIFE CANADIAN SUMMIT
Amidst a global reckoning on the realities of systemic racism, experts from the highest ranks of the international sport system are strategizing a better way forward. Sport for Life is thrilled to announce that keynote speaker Brian Lewis, the current president of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) and Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committee (CANOC), will be sharing insights into his work as chair of the Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA) standing committee that is committed to combat discrimination in sport.
Salina Scott runs to stop violence against women, girls
Long distance runner Salina Scott is dedicating her run in this year’s TT International Marathon (TTIM) to awareness about the fight against violence against women and girls. Using social media, she has invited those interested in her cause to join her virtually as she runs on January 24.