Education during COVID-19
Here’s how children in India are feeling about learning at home during COVID-19.
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How is COVID-19 affecting parents’ mental health
/in Social Media, Video UNICEF India English Mental Health, Other health in COVID-19 context, Return to Work/School Parents and Caregivers of Children, School Administrators, Teachers/by Shane HarperBeing a parent is a daily challenge and faced with the realities of COVID 19, social distancing and self-quarantine, it may be a struggle. For parents, the best way to help their children is to firstly take care of themselves.
Self-care during these times is not selfish because it enables the caregivers to be there for their children as a stable, calm and soothing parent. This way, parents will also be able to better understand their children and help them feel reassured, relaxed and focused.
How to breastfeed safely if you have COVID-19?
/in Social Media, Video UNICEF India English Gender, Menstruation/Pregnancy Parents and Caregivers of Children/by Shane HarperThis video explains how a mother can safely breastfeed if she is suspected/confirmed to have COVID-19?
Encouraging COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among Adolescents in Malawi
/in Posters Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, Malawi Red Cross Society, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development Malawi Chichewa COVID-19 Response, Prevention, Vaccines Parents and Caregivers of Children, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Lusayo BandaThe posters are promoting the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine among adolescents aged 12 and above. The key message is on building vaccine confidence among this age bracket to reduce the risk of serious illness or death. They can also influence their parents, teachers, and other community leaders in the community to encourage their children and adolescents to get vaccinated.
COVID-19 Social Story and Activity Booklet (For Kids and Their Grown-Ups)
/in Booklet, Pamphlet Baltimore City Health Department United States English Entertainment Education, Return to Work/School, Vaccines Children (under 12), Health Workers and Facilities, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Young Adults (13-17)/by Amber SummersThis booklet includes an illustrated story and activities to help parents and guardians who are contemplating the COVID-19 vaccination for their child have a conversation with their child about the vaccine. The booklet was developed and designed for print availability in health care facility waiting rooms, and can be used in other settings.
SIAP (Semangat Dapat Vaksinasi Lengkap) Campaign – Phased in Multi-media Campaign – Billboard (Key Visuals) platform
/in Posters, SBC Campaign, Social Media GERMAS, Indonesia Ministry of Health, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Kementerian Kesehatan Republik Indonesia, United States Agency for International Development Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia Masks, Vaccines Communities, General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Religious Leaders/by Yessi AgustinaThis is a SIAP Campaign Strategic Objective to provide accurate and up to date information on the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination and availability, resolve vaccine doubts, combat miscommunication and promote vaccine location. Adapted to cultural and linguistic differences between urban and rural environments.
A COVID-19 ainda não acabou
/in Fact Sheet, Posters, SBC Campaign Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Mozambique Português COVID-19 Response, Handwashing, Return to Work/School General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Nilza Mucome ComeCartaz dirigido a adolescentes e Jovens dentro da Escola incentiva os jovens a colaborar na prevenção da covid tanto na escola como em casa.
Autocolante Aalunos
/in Fact Sheet, Infographics, Posters, SBC Materials Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Mozambique Português COVID-19 Response, Handwashing, Return to Work/School General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Young Adults (13-17)/by Nilza Mucome ComeAutocolante para os alunos colarem em seus cadernos. Os fara lembrar que a COVID-19 ainda não acabou! e como devem se prevenir.
Millions of Filipino children are ready to go back to school safely with the help of BIDA Kid
/in Clinical/Technical Guidance, Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, SBC Campaign, Social Media, Technical Briefs, TV spots, Video Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Philippines Department of Education, Philippines Department of Health and Evidence Marketing Communications, United States Agency for International Development Philippines English, Tagalog Handwashing, Masks, Prevention, Return to Work/School, Social/Physical Distancing, Vaccines Children (under 12), Communities, General Public, Journalists, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Policy Makers, SBC Professionals, School Administrators, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Aaron AspiBIDA Kid is a campaign designed to support children’s healthy and safe return to schools in the Philippines. The Department of Education, Department of Health, and USAID partnered together to integrate COVID-19 prevention behaviors messaging into a TV spot, jingle, and print materials to help promote learning-conducive and pandemic-responsive schools that prioritize health and safety at all times.
Cooperation with family and community
/in Social Media, TV spots A2I, Government of Bangladesh, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, UNDP, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development Bangladesh Bengali (বাংলা) Engagement, Mental Health, Social/Physical Distancing Children (under 12), General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children/by wpengineThis video is about how to show care for medical professionals in the community that are helping patients with COVID-19.
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