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Liberia COVID-19 Social Media Images

September 16, 2021/in SBC Materials, Social Media Breakthrough ACTION Project, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Liberia Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Liberia English Vaccines General Public /by wpengine

The following are social media graphics developed to help promote COVID-19 vaccines in Liberia. The graphics were made in under the Healthy Life brand and collaboration between Liberia Ministry of Health and Breakthrough ACTION Liberia, with funding from USAID.

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Your Name: Tyler Best
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COVID-19 Vaccine Liberia Fact Sheet

September 16, 2021/in Fact Sheet, Print, SBC Materials Breakthrough ACTION Project, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Liberia Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Liberia English Vaccines Communities, General Public /by wpengine

This fact sheet was developed for use by radio talkshow hosts, local leaders and politicians, and more. The fact sheet was meant to describe COVID-19 and the vaccine in simple terms to be used when working with communities to help generate awareness, dispel rumors and misinformation, and to answer questions.

Source: COVID-19 Vaccine Liberia Fact Sheet

Your Name: Tyler Best
Your Email: tylerbest@jhu.edu

COVID-19 Vaccine Healthy Life Liberia Skit

September 16, 2021/in audio, SBC Materials Breakthrough ACTION Project, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Liberia Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Liberia English Vaccines Communities, General Public /by wpengine

This skit was made to highlight the introduction of COVID-19 vaccines in Liberia. The skit provides information about the vaccine benefits, specifications, priority groups, and locations it is being given. The skit was made as part of the Healthy Life brand and was made in collaboration with the Liberia Ministry of Health, Last Mile Health, and Breakthrough ACTION Libera, with funding by USAID.

Source: COVID-19 Vaccine Healthy Life Liberia Skit

Your Name: Tyler Best
Your Email: tylerbest@jhu.edu

COVID-19 Vaccination Liberia Posters

September 16, 2021/in Print, SBC Materials Breakthrough ACTION Project, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Last Mile Health, Liberia Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Liberia English Vaccines Communities, General Public /by wpengine

These posters urge readers to take the COVID-19 vaccine at their first opportunity. These posters were created in collaboration with the Liberia Ministry of Health, Last Mile Health, and Breakthrough ACTION, and were funded by USAID.

Source: COVID-19 Vaccination Liberia Posters

Your Name: Tyler Best
Your Email: tylerbest@jhu.edu
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Vaccines for Pregnant Women

September 16, 2021/in SBC Materials, Video Bangladesh Ministry of Health, Breakthrough ACTION Project, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, United States Agency for International Development Bangladesh বাংলা Vaccines, Vulnerable Populations Pregnant Women /by Shane Harper

This video from Bangladesh states that pregnant women and lactating mothers will be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine without SMS (on walk-in basis) from the designated designated center.

Source: Vaccines for Pregnant Women

Delta variant and why the vaccine is important

August 30, 2021/in Infographics, SBC Materials US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention United States English Risk Communication and Messaging, Vaccines General Public, SBC Professionals /by Shane Harper

This is a page on the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) listing information about the Delta variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. It explains that the variant is more contagious and causes more severe illness; therefore, unvaccinated people remain at the highest risk. People who are fully vaccinated could still get infected with the Delta variant but have a very low chance of developing severe illness and could spread it for a shorter period of time.

Source: Delta variant and why the vaccine is important