REACH Recipient Spotlight: City of Hartford
The City of Hartford is in the spotlight for their work in striving for health equity.
Vaccine Confidence Reminder/Recall Templates
AIM has created these templates for distributing reminder/recall postcards, communicating directly with providers, and communicating through social media.
First Approved Oral Antiviral Pill for COVID-19 Disease
This talking points document, available in Spanish and English, was developed by iREACH Subject Matter Experts Dr. Yabo Beysolow and Lisa Jacques-Carroll to provide detailed information on the first approved oral antiviral pill for COVID-19 disease.
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.
Infographic: What Goes Into a Vaccine? Formaldehyde Spotlight
This iREACH infographic provides information on ingredients that are used in vaccines, specifically highlighting formaldehyde.
Infographic: What Goes Into a Vaccine? Thimerosal Spotlight
This iREACH infographic provides information on ingredients that are used in vaccines, specifically highlighting thimerosal.
COVID-19 Vaccine Ingredients and Safety Powerpoint Presentation Template
Help your community learn more about ingredients commonly found in vaccines and the vaccine safety system in the U.S. with this customizable presentation.
Juntos si podemos (We Can Do This)
This COVID-19 public education campaign website by HHS has resources provided in Spanish.
California: Combatting Misinformation Through a WhatsApp Chatbot
The California Department of Public Health utilized WhatsApp to reach Latino communities with correct information about COVID-19 vaccination.
Washington: Power of Providers (POP) Initiative
The Power of Providers (POP) Initiative is an innovative program that leverages healthcare providers by supporting their conversations about COVID-19 vaccines.