Stories & Highlights

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How Community Health Screenings Get More People of Color Vaccinated
A Central Florida CBO explains how they meet people where they’re at.
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Why A Memphis Clinic Is Promoting HPV Vaccines This Fall
There’s a need for early vaccination, says pharmacist and clinical director Dr. Ted Lyons.
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How A Washington State Nonprofit Leverages The Power Of Community Radio To Get More People Vaccinated
Health workers can count on radio for fast messaging, says this CBO.
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Success at a Glance

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Success at a Glance
Arts in the Park Lift Community Spirits
The University of Houston organized an expansive arts series in Houston’s Discovery Green park throughout the summer of 2022 to encourage constructive public health conversations through a variety of inspiring performances. The “Come Together Houston: A Community Arts and Health Partnership” featured four months of music, dance and poetry as well as health education, including information about COVID-19 vaccines. Notable performances included one by muralist GONZO247 who asked for words...
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Partnerships Fill Gaps in Community Health
As a successful funding organization committed to improving health access for the uninsured and underinsured, Illinois Association of Free and Charitable Clinics (IAFCC) helps foster strategic partnerships to better serve its community.  In the spring of 2023, IAFCC spearheaded the collaboration between two Chicago-based clinics CommunityHealth and Mobile Care Chicago to provide COVID-19 and flu vaccines to both adults and children. Mobile Care is a mobile clinic that works mostly with Chicago...
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Tackling Health Disparities with Teamwork
Latino community-based organization PASOs has successfully teamed up with like-minded groups to provide greater health access to Latino communities in South Carolina. The program has a longstanding partnership with the University of South Carolina's Arnold School of Public Health and operates out of its university campus headquarters in Columbia. Starting in the fall of 2022, as part of its flu and COVID-19 vaccine outreach in low-income Hispanic communities, PASOs began collaborating with PRISM...
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Videos

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Communities in Action: MiGen
MiGen wanted to increase vaccine confidence among the older LGBTQ+ community in metro Detroit, so they created a fun summer ad campaign. With cheeky slogans and a focus on how vaccination can bring people together, they gave people a reason to smile and take care of their health.
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Communities in Action: My Brother’s Keeper/Open Arms
During the pandemic, many clinics across Mississippi closed. To provide greater access to health services, including vaccine information and access, the non-profit My Brother's Keeper/Open Arms took their mobile health unit (which is housed in a huge 18-foot trailer!) on the road.
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Communities in Action: OLA of Eastern Long Island
When OLA of Eastern Long Island noticed that their vaccine flyers were being ignored and even thrown away, they used creative messaging to reach more people in their working-class Latino community. They found new ways to downsize their campaign materials while expanding their vaccine outreach.
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