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Take a closer look at the power of partnerships that bring together resources, people and ideas to help keep America, and the world, healthy, safe and secure.

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How a Michigan Doula Supports Families Who Are at High Risk for COVID-19
Tips for community-based organizations to ensure inclusivity.
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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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How A Washington, D.C. Clinic Prepares for the End of the Bridge Access Program
CBOs know how to pivot, says this federally qualified health center.
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How Long COVID Affects Pregnant People
New research to help communities plan for the upcoming fall vaccination season.
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How San Antonio’s Meals on Wheels Connects Seniors to Vaccines
A pilot program seeks ways to get more seniors and people who receive in-home care vaccinated.
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How Long-Time Health Promotoras Became Essential Messengers
Latino Health Access says the promotora model has a rich history and is as effective as ever.
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A New York CBO Trains a New Generation of Community Health Workers
For Lantern Community Services, equipping people from within the community to promote vaccines is key to reaching people impacted by homelessness.
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How Trusted Messengers Increase Vaccine Uptake
A New Hampshire CBO says one-to-one relationships are unmatched.
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Vaccine Education Program for Children Addresses Vaccine Hesitancy in South Central Pennsylvania
In South Central Pennsylvania, Emergency Services Health Federation (ESHF), an organization focused on emergency medical response, recently expanded their mission to enhance prevention and harm reduction.
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How Can Health Workers Improve Access to Information in Their Communities?
A South Carolina nonprofit shares how the organization keeps its community’s trust.
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Shame and Blame Can Create Barriers to Vaccination
Houston’s Civic Heart explains how community health workers can combat stigma and reach people where they’re at.
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To Fight Pandemic Fatigue, Open Dialogue Is Key, Says Houston Nonprofit
The Institute for Spirituality and Health explains how community health workers can adapt to COVID-19 variants, changing government guidelines, and pandemic fatigue.
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Why A COVID-19 Infection Is Risky for Heart Health
PGN talked with a cardiologist in Dallas, Texas, about vaccine safety and considerations for those with heart disease.
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How to Create More Inclusive Vaccination Sites
PGN talked with a Colorado nonprofit that works to eliminate barriers to vaccination for autistic people.
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Promoting Community and Belonging to Support Vaccination in Older Adults
A Michigan nonprofit serving older LGBTQ+ adults shares lessons learned.
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How Community Health Workers in Florida are Navigating the Updated Vaccine Rollout
A community-based organization in Collier County empowers individuals to make evidence-based decisions despite the state’s politically charged climate.
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How to Address Underserved Communities’ Fear in the Health System
A lack of confidence impacts vaccine uptake and more.
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Community Health Workers Must Adapt to Meet the Needs of Asylum Seekers at the Border
An Arizona CBO talks about coordinating care at the border.
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Instilling Vaccine Confidence in BIPOC Communities Takes Time and Trust
An Atlanta vaccine hesitancy coordinator says, “Meet them where they’re at.”
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Overcoming Barriers to Vaccination: The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan
Vaccination rates for Hispanics are often lower than rates for other racial and ethnic groups.
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Barbershop Talk Provides Forum for Young Black Men in Charlotte: RAO Community Health
“Burnout is real.” That is what Julian Graves with CDC partner organization RAO Community Health (RAO) in Charlotte, North Carolina says about the challenges of COVID-19 communication two-and-a-half years into the pandemic. 
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Leading with Trust: Latino Health Access
Over 1 million people have died from COVID-19 in the United States (U.S) with higher rates among racial and ethnic minority groups. There are over 60 million Hispanic people in the U.S. accounting for nearly 20% of the country’s population. 
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Partnering with Community Action Agencies to Build Trust in Vaccines
Locally driven partnerships and community-designed solutions are essential for addressing the root causes of health disparities and ensuring health equity.
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Leaving No Stone Unturned: Southern Nevada Health District
The COVID-19 pandemic is revealing many heroes in public health dedicated to keeping Americans safe from disease and saving lives. 
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