General Information about COVID-19
This is a poster in English explaining general information about COVID-19, including the prevention activities even after a person is vaccinated.
Source: General Information about COVID-19
Views 632
COVID-19 Vaccination in South Sudan
/in SBC Materials RCCE Collective Service South Sudan English COVID-19 Response General Public/by Nancy EllyInformation Sheet explaining that COVID-19 vaccines are safe and approved by the Government of South Sudan. The vaccine will be provided free to the targeted population.
Source: COVID-19 Vaccination in South Sudan
Views 618
Comic Strip: Health Care Workers Who Get Vaccinated Are Heroes
/in Infographics, Pamphlet, SBC Materials, Social Media BMGF, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs Nigeria English, Hausa COVID-19 Response, Risk Communication and Messaging, Rumors and Misinformation, Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities, Religious Leaders/by Ramatu Ada OchekliyeHealth workers like you are putting their trust in science, getting the COVID-19 vaccine, and feeling more confident treating patients. You can feel safer at work too.
Source: Comic Strip: Health Care Workers Who Get Vaccinated Are Heroes
Views 1061
Guide Book: Campaign – Community Involvement and the Important Message of COVID-19 Vaccination for the Elderly
/in Fact Sheet, Pamphlet, SBC Campaign, SBC Materials GERMAS, Government of Indonesia, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, United States Agency for International Development Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia Isolation, Mental Health, Prevention, Risk Communication and Messaging, Vaccines, Vulnerable Populations Program Designers/by wpengineIn general, this book aims to provide implementation guidance to accelerate access for elderly to COVID-19 vaccination, through Communications Campaign and Community involvement activity. This book specifically aims to:
- Be a guide for preparing campaign and community involvement plans for COVID-19 Program manager, communications manager and other related stakeholder that contribute to increase the outreach of messages for elderly COVID-19 vaccination.
- Coordinate important messages on COVID-19 vaccinations for the elderly as well COVID-19 preventive behavior.
- Simplification of vaccination messages to encourage the elderly to participate in COVID-19 vaccination program.
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Cote d’Ivoire COVID-19 Campaign Prevention Materials
/in Pamphlet, Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, Reports and Studies, SBC Campaign, SBC Materials, TV spots ARSIP, CICG, Government of Côte d' Ivoire, UNICEF, World Health Organization Côte d' Ivoire Français Equity, Family Planning, Masks, Other health in COVID-19 context, Prevention, Social/Physical Distancing, Stigma, Symptoms, Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities, Religious Leaders, Young Adults (13-17)/by wpengineThese materials, al produced in French, were developed by Breakthrough ACTION Cote d’Ivoire in conjunction with its government partners as part of a broader campaign to promote COVID-19 prevention behaviors and address COVID-19 related stigma.
SBC Materials include spots, posters, pamphlets on the following topics:
- Social distancing and mask-wearing amongst young people;
- Observance of prevention measures in places of worship (mosques; Catholic and evangelical churches)
- Reintegration of those recovered from COVID-19 into communities and avoidance of stigma
- COVID-19 Considerations for those seeking routine HIV and malaria-related services or involved in implementing routine activities for prevention of HIV/malaria
In-depth qualitative research conducted by the project informed interventions and messaging to address COVID-19 related stigma.
Source: Cote d’Ivoire COVID-19 Campaign Prevention Materials
Views 1186
COVID-19 Vaccine Posters in Malawi
/in Posters, SBC Materials Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Malawi Ministry of Health Malawi Chichewa Prevention, Rumors and Misinformation, Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities, Young Adults (13-17)/by wpengineTwo posters in Chichewa encourage the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine in order to reduce the risk of serious illness or death. One poster is targeted towards a general audience. The second poster is targeted towards youth.
Source: COVID-19 Vaccine Posters in Malawi
Views 812
Ghana COVID-19 Campaign Video
/in SBC Materials, Social Media KingRalph Osei Agyeman, Twitter Ghana Ghana local Prevention, Vaccines General Public, Young Adults (13-17)/by Shane HarperThis is a COVID-19 vaccination campaign video from Ghana and in one of the local languages. The video is available on KingRalph Osei Agyeman’s Twitter account.
Source: Ghana COVID-19 Campaign Video
Views 961
#MakeCOVIDWorth Campaign in Indonesia on Instagram
/in SBC Materials, Social Media Instagram Global English Masks, Prevention Multiple, Young Adults (13-17)/by Shane HarperThis is a COVID-19 prevention campaign in Indonesia in which people can purchase masks to donate to local charities.
Source: #MakeCOVIDWorth Campaign in Indonesia on Instagram
Views 761
COVID-19 prevention poster series for places of worship
/in Posters, SBC Materials Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, United States Agency for International Development Côte d' Ivoire Français Masks, Prevention, Research/Monitoring and Evaluation, Risk Communication and Messaging, Social/Physical Distancing Communities, General Public, Religious Leaders/by wpengineThis series of posters was developed by Breakthrough ACTION Cote d’Ivoire with its government partners in 2020. The series uses images of famous religious leaders (Muslim, Catholic, and Evangelical) to encourage the faithful to practice barrier measures.
Source: COVID-19 prevention poster series for places of worship
Views 768
“Vacunate Guate” COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion Campaign
/in Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, SBC Campaign, SBC Materials, Social Media, Testimonials, TV spots, Video Government of Guatemala, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Save The Children, United States Agency for International Development Guatemala Español, Ixil, Kaqchikel, Kiche, Mam, Q'echi Risk Communication and Messaging, Vaccines, Variants General Public, Health Workers and Facilities/by wpengineThe Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala COVID-19 Prevention Campaign developed materials to promote COVID-19 vaccination by highlighting benefits to people’s social and emotional lives after getting the vaccine and the threat of variants. The campaign is called “Vacunate Guate. ¡Hacelo por ti, hacelo por todos!” or “Get Vaccinated, Guatemala. Do it for yourself, do it for others!
The print and digital materials include testimonials, radio spots, television spots, posters, social media posts, street banners and public transportation banners. All of the materials are in Spanish with audio materials also in the indigenous languages of Ixil, Mam, Q’echi, Kiche, and Kaqchikel.
La campaña de prevención de COVID-19 de Breakthrough ACTION Guatemala elaboró materiales para promover la vacunación contra el COVID-19 destacando los beneficios para la vida social y emocional después de recibir la vacuna y la amenaza de las variantes . La campaña se llama “Vacúnate Guate. Hacelo por ti, hacelo por todos!”
Los materiales impresos y digitales incluyen testimonios, anuncios de radio, anuncios de televisión, carteles, publicaciones en las redes sociales, pasarelas en la calle y en transporte público. Todos los materiales están en español con materiales de audio también en las lenguas indígenas de Ixil, Mam, Q’echi, Kiche y Kaqchikel.
Source: “Vacunate Guate” COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion Campaign
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