New York: Resources to Combat Misinformation
The New York government created website resources for the public to combat misinformation about COVID-19 illness and vaccines.
Georgia: Engaging Community Health Advocates to Address Health Equity During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Healthy Savannah, in partnership with Think Equity, implemented training sessions to educate and prepare community members to network in their communities.
Wisconsin: Routine Immunization through Community Engagement (RICE) Grant Program
Wisconsin supports CBOs in their efforts to increase vaccine equity and to bolster routine vaccination efforts in communities impacted by low vaccination rates.
Washington: WeConsider & Here For Us
WA DOH created a social marketing initiative called WeConsider and Here For Us to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates in the Black and African American communities.
North Dakota: Pharmacy Collaboration to Improve Vaccine Administration
NDIIS began working with one local pharmacy chain to establish a process for the pharmacy to bulk query the IIS for their patient’s immunization histories.
Washington: COVID-19 Allocation Framework
Washington found ways to utilize state vaccine data, clinical trial data, federal guidance, and community feedback to determine vaccine allocation.
Washington: Department of Health and CDC Foundation Partnership
Washington Department of Health planned to increase staff capacity to support the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and outreach.
Washington: COVID-19 Vaccine Action Command and Coordination System (VACCS) Center
The Washington Department of Health created a collaborative team of private-sector public health organizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washington: Department of Health Collaborative
The Washington Department of Health launched the Collaborative, a virtual meeting space, prioritizing communities disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Washington: Mobile Vaccination Clinic
The Washington Department of Health launched a mobile COVID-19 vaccine program, Care-a-Van, to increase access to individuals at higher risk of disease.