Hugh Jackman, Julia Roberts, Rita Wilson, and more celebrities will hand over social profiles to COVID-19 experts as part of ONE's #PassTheMic campaign.
are also joining the campaign. The effort will continue for several weeks and feature frontline workers as well as health, economic, and other experts.
"Beating the virus means listening to the experts and following the science, data, and facts to get ahead of it. This impressive group of talent and experts from around the world will put a spotlight on the need for a global response to this pandemic,” said ONE Campaign President and CEO, Gayle Smith. “We need global cooperation and action to fight this pandemic — especially for the people, communities, and countries that are least able to withstand the shock.
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