The Philadelphia immunization program developed and implemented an innovative approach to increase vaccine confidence and uptake using trusted local social media influencers.
RIDOH's Office of Immunization launched the “Small State, Big Deal” campaign to establish a cohesive, locally trusted identity for all immunization messaging.
The Washington State Department of Health created a customizable educational materials toolkit to support and encourage flu, COVID-19, and RSV vaccination.
The primary goals and objectives are to assess and translate immunization records and enter them into the MIIS and offer routine pediatric catch-up vaccination.
The California Department of Public Health utilized WhatsApp to reach Latino communities with correct information about COVID-19 vaccination.
The Minnesota Department of Health utilized child-centric locations to host COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
The Mississippi State Department of Health sought to address vaccination barriers by identifying “vaccine deserts” and targeting populations in these locations.
Science museums in Massachusetts (MA) leveraged their scientific authority to hold community COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
The Indiana Department of Health worked with pharmacies to enroll in the VFC program to increase access of COVID-19 vaccines for children in the state.
Seattle Public Schools hosted COVID-19 vaccination clinics at schools to easily reach target demographics.