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Talking Points and FAQs: When to Get Your Updated COVID-19 Vaccine (English, Spanish)

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Graphic contains an image of an older Latina woman getting a vaccine injection in her arm by a woman wearing a white coat.

Social Media: Graphic Highlights Availability of Updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Hispanic, Latinx, Latino, Latina

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Social Media: Video Emphasizes the Importance of Staying Up to Date on COVID Vaccines (English, Spanish) (0:22)

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Social Media: Dating App-Themed Video Encourages Staying Up to Date on COVID-19 Vaccines (English, Spanish) (0:15)

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Multiple Races/Ethnicities

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Graphics show a man of color pensively stroking his chin, a Black person blowing their nose on a couch, a person huddled under a blanket reading a thermometer, and a grandmother, mother, father & two children smiling and showing off the bandages on their shoulders post-vaccination.

Social Media: Graphics Explain How Viruses Mutate Over Time (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphic and Video Promote Strengthening Your Defense Against COVID (0:12)

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Graphic / Image, Video

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Black/African American

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Image with four panels, first of two Black men playing basketball, second of five Black men holding a basketball on the court, third of a group of Latino men playing basketball, and last of a Black couple high fiving on the court

Social Media: Graphics Promote Keeping Your Guard Up Against COVID

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Black/African American

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a Young Black man gets a vaccine at a health care provider's office

Social Media: Video Explains How We Know COVID-19 Vaccines Are Safe (English, Spanish) (0:40)

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GIF shows a illustrations of a Black woman blowing her nose and a Black woman flexing her arm

Social Media: Graphic Explains Why New COVID-19 Vaccines Are Needed

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Black/African American

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Animated drawing of a two women high-fiving. Text reads, "You got your COVID vaccine. High five! There’s no question you want to be protected. "

Social Media: Graphic Advocates for Updated COVID-19 Boosters to Keep Your Immunity Strong

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Graphic / Image, Document (Text)

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Black/African American

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Podcast: Infectious IDeas Episode: Health Disparities and Vaccine Hesitancy (14:19)

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Audio

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Black/African American

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Webinar: Trusted Messengers in Indigenous Communities

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Video, Document (Text)

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Indigenous People

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English

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Webinar title slide: Authentically Involving Communities in Public Health Response Activities

Webinar: Authentically Involving Ukrainian Communities to Build Trust in Public Health Response Activities

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Colorful text boxes in pop-up computer screen windows. Text reads, We might be done with COVID-19, but COVID-19 isn’t done with us. People are still getting ill and dying from COVID-19 every day. Long COVID is impacting people’s health and quality of life. As long as the virus spreads, new variants can emerge. Protect yourself. Protect your community. Vaccinate, Use rapid tests, Wash hands, Wear a mask, Open windows."

Social Media: Graphics Remind Us That COVID Isn't Done (English, Spanish)

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A young Black woman flexes her arm to show off a yellow adhesive bandage. Text reads, "Yes. [Because of ever-changing variants and risk of reinfection."

Video: Get Vaccinated Even If You Have Already Had COVID-19 (0:15)

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Video

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Black/African American

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Cartoon graphics of a virus on a pink and green background. Text reads, "COVID-19 graphics are becoming more transmissible. Stay up to date on vaccinations to protect yourself from severe disease."

Social Media: Graphic on COVID-19 Variants Becoming More Transmissible (English, Spanish)

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Hispanic, Latinx, Latino, Latina

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An African American Woman speaks to the audience. Animated COVID-19 viruses are picture next to her on both sides

Social Media: Video on Myth That People Who've Had COVID-19 Don't Need to Get Vaccinated (1:08)

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Video

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Black/African American

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Toolkit: Employers COVID-19 Toolkit

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Website

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Factsheet: What You Need to Know About COVID-19 Variants (English, Spanish)

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Website

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A black background with white font that states: “Help Promote the Voices of Long COVID: Royalty-free, customizable campaign resources available for interested agencies and organizations”.

TV and Radio Ads: Voices of Long COVID

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Can the vaccine really be working if these variants keep popping up?

Social Media: Graphics About COVID-19 Vaccines' Effect on New Variants

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Black/African American

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