COVID-19 Conversations: U.S. Ambassador Shares Lessons from Liberia’s Ebola Outbreak

It was just six years ago that the Ebola virus swept across Liberia, where Deborah Malac was actively serving as U.S. ambassador. In that time, Malac played an important role in coordinating the U.S. response to the epidemic in the West African country. Revisiting what she learned as a leader during the outbreak, Malac shares why she believes transparent communication remains important as ever in the fight against COVID-19. Programming courtesy of The Riley Institute.