AIM Legislative Alert: Final FY 2023 Budget
On December 20, 2022, Congress released a final FY 2023 spending bill that includes a $31 million increase for the CDC’s Section 317 Immunization Program.
Bolder Advocacy Resource Library
Bolder Advocacy offers a virtual library for nonprofits that features state-specific resources on rules related to lobbying and advocacy.
Tips: Working Together to Address Misinformation
Working Together to Navigate the Legislative Environment and Address Misinformation: A Tip Sheet for Immunization Programs and PIOs was developed by AIM and NPHIC to help immunization programs managers and public information officers collaborate effectively.
Vaccinate Your Family Advocacy Resources
Vaccinate Your Family provides informative legislative advocacy resources on its advocacy website. This portal offers important advocacy tips, facts, and resources on sustainability.…
Rhode Island House Bill 6015
The bill would require immunization informed consent forms to include information on the vaccine’s manufacturing details, potential adverse reactions, vaccine ingredients, and contraindications.…
CT Legislator Questions about Exemptions
On February 19, 2020, the Connecticut General Assembly’s Public Health Committee held a hearing on House Bill 5044, which would eliminate religious exemptions…
CT Testimony on Eliminating Nonmedical Exemptions
Testimony from the Connecticut Department of Public Health on HB 6423 and SB 568 which propose eliminating nonmedical exemptions to the immunization requirements.…
CT Testimony on HB 7005 (2019)
2019 testimony from Connecticut Commissioner Raul Pino on House Bill 7005, an act prohibiting the acknowledgement of parental statements of religious objections to…
CT Testimony on Data Regarding IZ Rates
2017 testimony from the Connecticut Department of Public Health on Senate Bill 840 which would allow the Department to provide unidentifiable, aggregate data…
ND Legislator Education on HB 1469
Document provided by ND IP, Molly Howell, to legislators in response to House Bill 1469. HB 1469 requires the State Department of Health…