Community Clinic Consortium COVID-19 videos in Spanish
The Community Clinic Consortium has produced 6 Spanish videos addressing COVID-19 misinformation, vaccine hesitancy, and how our community members can get vaccinated. Each video is under one minute long and features health promoters and doctors discussing the issues.
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There is also a social media toolkit available to assist with using and promoting the materials.
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Back to School Toolkit
The StrongerCampaign has developed a Back to School Toolkit compiling top messaging and images targeting this topic. You can access the toolkit and associated images in the following folder.
California Workplace Protections: Digital Educational Tools for Workers
Even as the COVID landscape is shifting, workers want to know: "How should my employer be protecing me from COVID?"; "Is my workplace COVID-safe?" We decided to answer these questions - and also encourage workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine - through a variety of digital tools, including videos, a digital scrollable story, a comic, animated social media, and social media cards.
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Greater Than COVID Resources, including The Conversation / La Conversación
Doctors, nurses, researchers and promotoras provide facts and dispel misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines in THE CONVERSATION / LA CONVERSACIÓN, an FAQ video series from KFF with the Black Coalition Against COVID and UnidosUS.
The California Endowment COVID-19 Resources for Partners
Informational videos, radio public service announcements, a COVID-19 fact sheet, proper hygiene precautions poster, and a Stop! poster you can post at the entrances of your organizations to alert those not feeling well to reconsider entering your facility.
The digital download center is a one-stop-shop for a wide range of downloadable materials, including social media assets, fact sheets, videos and more comprehensive toolkits and guides designed to support your COVID-19 communication activities.
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Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Community Toolkit
Los Angeles County has developed a social media outreach toolkit in four Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander languages: Chamorro, Tongan, Samoan, Marshallese and Hawaiian.
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COVID-19 - Listos California
COVID-19 Resources from Listos California
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County of Los Angeles COVID-19 Community Toolkit
Various graphics, videos and motion graphics to communicate with ommunities about COVID-19.
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CDC Vaccine Resource Hub
The CDC Foundation has launched a new Vaccine Resource Hub. It provides diverse and culturally relevant materials that CBOs and the general public can use to educate and inform their community members about vaccinations for COVID-19 and influenza. Resources include infographics, toolkits, videos, messaging, and unbranded digital assets.
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Flu Toolkit 2021-22
Use your platforms to share about the importance of flu vaccination this flu season! Vaccinate Your Family has created a library of shareable resources that our organization partners and individual advocates can share on social media or print and distribute in person. If you’re looking to learn about flu and the importance of flu vaccination, head to our page about the 2021-22 flu season.
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Back to School Toolkit
Mental Health America has a Back to School toolkit now available in both English and Spanish, with fact sheets, social media messaging and other assets to help students, parents and school personnel recognize how feeling unsafe during the pandemic can impact mental health and school performance.
California Department of Public Health Communications Toolkit
Tools to successfully communicate with your audiences about COVID-19.
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Social Media Toolkit
This toolkit includes graphics, captions, and draft PSA scripts that can be used to encourage Californians to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and its dangerous variants. These materials incorporate key messaging points around the vaccine, including that is it safe, effective, and free for anyone ages 12 and up. Currently available in English, Spanish, and Arabic.
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Vaccine Equity Cooperative
Resources to Support Vaccine Readiness in Your Community
“Vacúnate, por ti y por mí” (Get vaccinated, for you and for me
A multimedia campaign focused on responding to frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines and promoting vaccination as an act of solidarity.
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State of California Safe Schools For All Hub song
The Safe Schools For All Hub consolidates key resources and information related to COVID-19 and schools. New resources will be added to the Hub on a routine basis.
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Cal HOPE
CalHOPE delivers crisis support for communities impacted by a national disaster
National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants, and Migrants (NRC-RIM) – Vaccine Cetral
To avoid compounding the pandemic’s burden on refugee, immigrant, and migrant (RIM) communities, local governments must make vaccination more accessible.
Educate community members about COVID-19 vaccines, raise awareness about the benefits of vaccination, and address common questions and concerns.
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Together Against COVID
Keeping San Diego’s Black Community Safe From COVID-19
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Vaccinate All 58 Toolkit
COVID-19 Response Toolkit for California’s vaccination program in all 58 counties.
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COVID-19 Booster Dose Messaging and Outreach Tools
The Public Health Communications Collaborative has developed booster dose messaging and outreach tools to help answer questions and support local vaccination outreach now that millions of Americans are eligible for a COVID-19 booster dose.
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Updated Toolkit: COVID-19 Booster Dose Messaging and Outreach Tools
Public HealthCommunications has updated their booster dose messaging and communications toolkit in accordance with the new CDC recommendations on boosters for Moderna and Johnson & Johnson recipients released mid October. Visit the toolkit for messaging to answer questions in your community, sample social posts, and shareable graphics.
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COMMUNITY COVID COALITION SOCIAL MEDIA ASSETS – VACCINES
A project of the CDC Foundation worked with CBOs to develop and test messaging to reach the not-yet-vaccinated with messages designed to move them along a continuum from vaccine hesitancy to vaccine acceptance.
