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Latino male wearing a mask and getting vaccinated encourages others to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Graphic: Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19 to Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones (Spanish)
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Series of graphics for social media carousel with an image of a woman and man wearing a mask. These graphics discuss the upcoming end of the Public Health Emergency and encourage individuals to get a bivalent booster if they haven't already.
Social Media: Graphics Discuss the New Stage of COVID (English, Spanish)
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Images of a vaccine vial, a Black man showing off his bandage from his COVID-19 vaccine, a COVID-19 test, a mask, and three older women hugging. Example strategies include taking a rapid test if symptoms and improving indoor ventilation when hosting an event in addition to getting a booster and wearing masks during high-risk events.
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Coronavirus image with text explaining COVID-19 is far deadlier than many diseases we routinely vaccinate children against.
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Black text on a colorful background reads, "If it’s free, it’s for me. Sleep. Laughter. Free samples. Smell of fresh flowers. COVID-19 tests. Bivalent boosters. "
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Neighbors, Friends and Delaware Leaders Join the Party for Fiesta Latina
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Trusted Voices to Promote Vaccination: Partnership for a Healthy Lincoln
Partnership for a Healthy Lincoln (PHL), in Lincoln, Nebraska, knew that in order to promote vaccination to COVID-19 to racial and ethnic minority communities and help them overcome vaccine hesitancy, the message needed to come from well-known, respected, and trusted members of their communities.
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Meeting People Where They Are: ASIA Ohio
In the spring of 2021, when recommendations for COVID-19 vaccination were expanded beyond higher risk populations, many eligible adults in Ohio tried to get their COVID-19 vaccine as soon as they were available to them. However, many others facing language barriers and other challenges were not getting vaccinated as quickly.
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During Black History Month, Providing Life-Saving Vaccines for Communities of Color
Partnership is at the heart of much of the work that the nonprofit Gwinnett Coalition does to address the needs of residents in Gwinnett County, located in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Funding The Vaccine Equity Project
To solve problems facing individual communities, community-level outreach and collaboration are key. They are also the foundational principles for the Partnering for Vaccine Equity program, which supports more than 500 organizations in a shared effort to increase vaccine confidence and uptake via influential messengers. 
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Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York, Inc.
Korean immigrants and the wider Asian community faced significant communication obstacles when New York City began administering COVID-19 vaccines in the spring of 2021. Korean Community Services of Metropolitan New York (KCS) stepped in to help bridge these gaps.
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Young Nepali Volunteers Bring New Ideas to the Fight Against COVID-19
Volunteers and staff at the Nepal Seattle Society have been working to educate Nepalese communities in the Pacific Northwest about how to prevent the spread of COVID-19. 
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All Kings Day Celebration Brings Joy and Better Health to Communities in Idaho’s Magic Valley
Christmas is both a sacred religious occasion and a worldwide commercial juggernaut, but for many Christians, December 25th marks only the beginning of the celebration. 
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Playful Characters Teach Kids and Parents
Asian Services in Action (ASIA), a comprehensive health and social service organization in Northeast Ohio, was searching for more effective ways to communicate vital information about COVID-19 vaccines to newly arrived immigrants and refugees from the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities they serve. 
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Jenifer Lewis of “Black‑ish” Shows Up for Her Community
Performer Jenifer Lewis has had a career of such breathtaking range that she’s been dubbed a “national treasure” by TV Guide. She has showcased her considerable talents in Hollywood films, hit television shows and Broadway musicals. Lewis delivered strong performances in such films as What’s Love Got to Do with It, Think Like a Man and The Preacher’s Wife. She also lent her unique vocal performances to animated movies—voicing “Flo” in the Cars franchise and “Mama Odie” in the Disney musical Princess and The Frog. 
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Infertility and Pregnancy Vaccine Misinformation
At the Muslim American Foundation Event “Awoowe, COVID, and I,” the Somali Health Board surveyed several families about their understanding of COVID-19 and the vaccines. While many raised concerns and misconceptions, one parent’s story stood out in particular. They shared how a friend of a friend was vaccinated while pregnant and then had a miscarriage. For this reason, the parent and her family members decided not to vaccinate themselves or their children, believing they would become infertile...
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Alleviating Second Thoughts
Doris Toure had her first COVID-19 vaccine months before the doubts began to creep in, and soon she became skeptical about whether or not she would need a second dose. That is, until she met Vanessa Jackson, a community health advocate with Jefferson Health Foundation - New Jersey at a Vaccine Equity Event held in a Camden laundromat. While discussing Toure’s uncertainty, Jackson explained the reasons why the second dose was important. “Ms. Toure was kind and listened to the data I shared with...
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My Community/Mi Comunidad
Nearly 2,000 people viewed a COVID-19 film “My Community/Mi Comunidad” created by a Latino filmmaker at the Museo de las Americas’ Cultural First Friday event in July 2022. The film featured the voices of local Latino artists who shared their experiences with the COVID-19 vaccine. Volunteers distributed flyers and surveys to interested visitors, and 81% of respondents answered that they were likely to receive the COVID-19 vaccine or booster after seeing the film.
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Giving Voice to Healthcare Heroes
The exhibit, “Return to Normal? COVID Diaries from Local Youth,” was created by two artists with the input of local high school and college students, and organized by St. Paul, Minnesota-based Springboard for the Arts. The students created diary-style artworks in multiple mediums inspired by interviews with local healthcare workers exploring the pandemic’s emotional toll. “It was humanizing because we all look up to healthcare workers and even though they were strong, they struggled through the...
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Barbershop Bonding
Throughout their COVID-19 vaccination efforts, Arts Alliance Illinois has relied on the voices of trusted community members. Some of these voices have been heard in conversation at a Carbondale, Illinois barbershop, where Black men of all ages often gather. As part of the Arts Alliance project, a local artist painted a mural on the side of the barbershop’s building, commemorating the many generations of men who have found their community at the barbershop. Inspired by their surroundings...
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Prizewinning Designs Protect Communities
A design award and vaccinations were just a few of the results of the University of Alabama Department of Art & Art History’s efforts to bridge the arts and health to vaccinate Alabamans. Design professor Jonathan Cumberland’s “vaccine confidence” posters, which won a national award from Graphic Design USA, highlighted community-oriented messages like “Protect Sunday Pot Luck” and “Hurry, Let Children Play Again” with evocative imagery and brilliant colors. “This project helped to make new...
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Community Advocate Born of Resistance
When a member of the COVID-19 outreach team for the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based Latino Community Center contacted a single mother of four about the COVID-19 vaccine, the mother was extremely resistant. Not only did she ignore their voicemail messages, she actually hung up on a team member who called her a week later. Although they didn’t know it, the Center's “COVID-Champions” had been successful in planting the seed of change. Eventually, the mother called back with questions – what were the...
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Video Games and Vaccinations
Inspired by the colorful poster of a teen boy holding an oversized vaccine syringe under the heading “Be a community hero!,” a curious young man entered the Spy Hop Productions digital media arts center in Salt Lake City, Utah, to look around. The center was hosting a block party and offering the public an opportunity to engage with the newly launched, student-led Vax2theMax 2.0. This campaign included creative posters, a “Pathogens” video game, and screening of a public service announcement...
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Asking the Right Questions
As a “healing community” of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS working to end AIDS and homelessness, Housing Works, Inc. continued to serve their community throughout the pandemic. As part of a slate of COVID-19 community testing events, vaccination clinics, telehealth services, and more, Housing Works, Inc. also conducted a survey to better understand clients’ reasons for declining or putting off the COVID-19 vaccine. The survey results helped outreach teams to build trust with clients...
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Taking It to the Streets
Doriandra Smith is a problem solver. As the program manager for Whiteaker Community Council in Eugene, Oregon, she was given the task to see a COVID-19 street mural project to fruition. After eight months of developing a pilot program with the city and an arduous artist selection process, the plan was approved and assigned dates. The project then encountered multiple roadblocks, including a conflicting World Athletics Championship, paint shortages, vandalism, and protests. Smith jumped in to...
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Kim's Bakery
This video features Kimberly Hall, seven-time Food Network baking contender and owner of Signature Sweets Bakery in Shorewood, Wisconsin, talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and why she chose to get vaccinated. (Video produced by our social media partners Culture One World) 
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Gee's Clippers
This video features Gaulien “Gee” Smith, owner of the iconic Milwaukee barbershop Gee’s Clippers talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and why he chose to get vaccinated. (Video produced by our social media partners Culture One World)
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Community Immunity: A Rap Anthology About Vaccines
Community Immunity: A Rap Anthology About Vaccines is a COVID-19 public information campaign from Hip Hop Public Health. A suite of free resources aimed at increasing COVID-19 vaccine coverage in communities of color, this animated rap anthology deconstructs vaccine literacy into in a series of seven animated videos featuring the voice of Grammy®-winning rapper and HHPH Advisory Board member Darryl DMC McDaniels of Run-DMC, along with award-winning producer Artie Green and singer-songwriter...
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Vaxx Scene
Who says vaccine education can't be creative? Spy Hop’s Apprenticeship students worked in partnership with the CDC Foundation, the Salt Lake County Health Department and Amplify Utah on the Vax2theMax 2.0 campaign. They created innovative  projects to educate and engage the youth audience, including a poster, a video game, and this humorous and informative PSA.  
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I GOTCHU
This captivating collection of original musical and dance performances was created by the Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artist Collective.  Story Stitchers' "Perception Isn’t Always Reality" campaign engaged teen and young adult artists from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) to recognize their worthiness as individuals, and encourages these communities to reevaluate messages they may have received about COVID and vaccinations, while considering the sources of the information.   
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It Won't Be Me
Jared Rogerson performs his original song, “It Won’t Be Me,” affirming his decision to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. He created this song and video as a part of the Wyoming Arts Council's Vaccine Education effort, drawing inspiration for the lyrics from his own COVID-related struggles and losses. In sharing his song, Jared hopes listeners will be moved to consider getting  vaccinated themselves.  
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Vax2theMax 2.0
This animated music video features an original song created for the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning in Queens, NY as part of the VaxxScene campaign, a project to promote health and the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 as well as influenza in the BIPOC community of Southeast Queens.  
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Join the Team
Join the Team; a brilliant, witty short about the importance of working together to beat COVID-19.
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My Brother's Keeper
This powerful video from Mississippi-based nonprofit My Brother's Keeper features a family of five who all contracted the Delta variant in June 2021 talking about the importance of getting vaccinated.
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COVID-19 Immunity for Babies through Breastfeeding
In this powerful video we get a first-person perspective from a breastfeeding mother about her choice to get vaccinated and how vaccination allows her to provide even more protection for her baby.  (Video produced by our social media partners Culture One World)
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