Pennsylvania: iREACH Project with Community Champions
Pennsylvania collaborated with community champions in Hispanic and Latino communities to create materials to increase adult vaccination rates.
AIM Products
The Association of Immunization Managers tools and resources help our members to implement and manage effective immunization programs.
Aluminum Adjuvants Talking Points
Vaccines include ingredients to help them do their work. Each ingredient used to make a vaccine has a specific purpose. Certain ingredients, just like preservatives in foods, help keep vaccines safe from contamination and toxins that could make us sick.
FAQs on Flu Disease
This e-learning module was developed by the iREACH team to provide a suite of materials containing comprehensive information on flu disease and flu vaccine.
Holding a Joint Flu and COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Webinar
This iREACH webinar featured presentations from REACH recipient organizations on how to successfully hold a combined flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic.
Communicating the Benefits of Influenza Vaccine
AIM and IAC share "Communicating the Benefits of Influenza Vaccine During COVID-19" -recommendations on co-administration of flu and COVID-19 vaccines and tips.
School-Located Vaccination Clinics Reports
AIM and the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) released reports detailing school-located vaccination clinics (SLVs) roles during COVID-19.
Health Equity: Methods to Support Communities
This iREACH and P4VE webinar featured a presentation from Dr. Dan on health equity-centered methods and strategies to help you communicate with and educate your communities about flu and COVID-19 vaccines.
Myth Busting the Flu & Flu Vaccine
This PowerPoint slide set was developed by iREACH Subject Matter Experts Dr. Yabo Beysolow and Lisa Jacques-Carroll to dispel common myths about flu disease and flu vaccine.
iREACH: 2021-2022 Flu Season Talking Points
This talking points document was developed by iREACH Subject Matter Experts to provide information and resources for the 2021-2022 flu season.