Join us for the public closing plenary on 25 June and engage with our speakers sharing innovative science communication concepts. The session will feature 5 keynote presentations illustrating how the science behind the COVID-19 pandemic can be made relevant and accessible to all. A panel discussion will report back on the insights of the thematic discussions held over the past three weeks.

We are excited to invite you to our session, "Building a feminist health sector in response to COVID-19" at the Generation Equality Forum.

CORE Group’s Disability Inclusive Health TAG Co-Chairs will host a workshop to identify key action steps to build a roadmap for disability-inclusive COVID-19 vaccine distribution.

Join experts from Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs and WHO’s Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network (GOARN) for a webinar to examine findings from the dashboard on Tuesday, September 21, 2021, at 9:30 am EDT.

Featuring stakeholders from select countries, this webinar will focus on local approaches to COVID-19 vaccine access and acceptance among hard-to-reach indigenous populations and refugees. It is organized by UNHCR, IFRC, UNICEF, IOM, and the READY Initiative as part of an RCCE Collective Service webinar series. The webinar is designed around the launch of the Risk […]

After the rapid development of the COVID-19 vaccines and subsequent rollout, there has been an infodemic of misinformation circulating about COVID-19 vaccine safety and efficacy, reducing public trust in getting vaccinated. The challenges and solutions to address them vary from country to country.

Panelists for this episode will share lessons learned in Uganda and Kenya about promoting the acceptance of COVID-19 vaccines: what they and their organizations are doing to promote vaccine confidence, what is working, and what could work. The panel will be followed by a Q&A and discussion.

On January 10, 2022 10-11:30 EST, join the COVID Advocates Advisory Board (CAAB), the Coalition to Accelerate and Support Prevention Research (CASPR) and AVAC for a close look at how global health leaders are tackling public resistance to COVID-19 vaccines, and lessons for the HIV field.

Join us on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022, 5pm-6pm CEST / 11am-12pm ET!

As we enter a third year of COVID-19, join us for an expert panel discussion and moderated Q&A where we will candidly address where we are at in the fight against COVID-19 and what it will take to end the crisis phase of this pandemic this year.

The dissemination of false information, either without deliberate intent (misinformation) or with malicious intention (disinformation), is a growing global issue which can lead to harmful consequences in public discourse. Behavioural science can be applied to combat misinformation by encouraging users to verify the information and sources and discouraging misinformation sharing.

To highlight the potential of Behavioural Science to Combat Mis- and Disinformation, the UN Behavioural Science Group is hosting a public event on Tuesday, 18th January 2022 at 9am ET.

Join us for this webinar where we will hear about an initiative by medical students at Harvard University to create a COVID-19 curriculum, and how students at Imperial College London worked with local schools and communities to address health priorities and local challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us on February 15, 2022 at 2 PM GMT. Behavioral Science - Immunization Network, in partnership with the Boost Community, is excited to invite you to its inaugural event, Behavioral Science: Practical Applications to Immunization.

On Wednesday, March 23, Save the Children would like to invite you to the virtual launch of Nepal ‘Little Jab Book’ - a first-of-its-kind playbook based on behavioral insights highlighting six common barriers to COVID-19 vaccine uptake and confidence. Key findings from the research conducted by Save the Children, Busara and Common Threads on vaccine confidence in Madhesh Pradesh will also be presented during the launch event.

Join us on April 26, at 9:30 AM EDT as we discuss descriptive statistics from different regions of the globe, present research findings looking at non-pharmaceutical COVID-19 interventions and their impact on wellness and present an established mental health approach that could be utilized by program implementers.