Resources

As the delta variant has quickly become the dominant strain worldwide, 99 percent of new COVID-19 deaths and hospitalizations are unvaccinated people. Download and share these new graphics to use in your local COVID-19 communication and vaccination outreach.  

Our July webinar shared insights on best practices and strategies for communicating with families, teachers, and school officials in preparation for a safe and comfortable return to the classroom.  

To develop clear and effective talking points about the critical role local vaccination rates play in your community, use our new messaging resource.  

Download tailored tools and vetted resources from the Vaccine Equity Cooperative to support vaccine decisions in your community.  

Download resources to help you address specific questions and concerns members of your rural community may have about the COVID-19 vaccines from the National Rural Health Association (NRHA).  

Our June webinar shared insights on best practices and strategies for communicating to parents and families about COVID-19 vaccinations and children.  

To develop clear and effective talking points about the CDC’s latest mask-wearing guidelines and rules in your community, just remember: MASK.  

In this webinar, Dr. Nirav Shah, director of the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr. Mysheika Roberts, health commissioner for Columbus, Ohio, discuss communicating about COVID-19 travel safety.    

Downloadable graphics and messaging that highlight COVID-19 safety tips for summer activities and travel. Graphics and sample language for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.  

A four-page communication guide with research-based tips and language, developed for physicians by the de Beaumont Foundation and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.  

This toolkit, developed for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services COVID-19 public education campaign, We Can Do This, provides recommendations on how to have open and healthy conversations about COVID-19 with people you care about.  

In this webinar, Dr. Ayne Amjad, commissioner and state health officer for West Virginia, and Dr. LIsa Costello, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at West Virginia University School of Medicine, presented insights from their research and successful vaccine outreach campaign to communities in West Virginia.  

In this webinar, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, CDC director, discussed COVID-19 communications and the important partnership between the CDC and local health departments.  

Downloadable graphics and messaging that describe the available COVID-19 vaccines, emphasizing the safety and effectiveness of  all vaccines the FDA has approved.  

Messaging kit and downloadable graphics from the Ad Council and COVID Collaborative, with messaging recommendations, do’s and don’ts, and tips about language and tone.  

Downloadable graphics to promote factual information about the COVID vaccines — “Making the Decision” and “Now What?”  

In this webinar, Dr. Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC, and Charysse Nunez, insights lead for the Ad Council’s COVID Campaign, provided updates on the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccinations, and communications efforts.  

Download resources to support vaccine efforts among refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities from the National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants, and Migrants (NRC-RIM).  

To supplement our Tough Questions, in this section we answer questions we’ve received by email and during our webinars. Got a communication question? Email us at info@publichealthcollaborative.org.  

This vaccine education PowerPoint deck is designed for use by public health officials to increase vaccine confidence in their communities.  

View past webinars featuring health and communications experts on COVID-related topics including vaccine communication and misinformation.  

This new 60-page guide, published in December, addresses how to manage and counter misinformation, specifically about vaccines.  

Insights and tools from a new poll by the de Beaumont Foundation and Frank Luntz that identifies effective language to build trust and confidence in COVID-19 vaccines.  

Graphics and sample language about celebrating New Year’s Eve safely, in English and Spanish.