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The Vaccine Communication Demands on Community-Based Workforces

This co-authored a piece with CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy and Hunger Free America (NYC) about the new, challenging role demand placed upon Community Based Organizations (CBOs) as the disseminators of COVID-19 vaccine information and guidance.
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Community Types: AAPI/Asian Communities, Black Communities, Care Providers/Community Based Workers, Faith Communities, General Public, Immigrant Communities, Indigenous Communities, Latinx Communities, Other Community, Rural Communities
Topics Covered: Data about COVID-19 and/or vaccines, Tailored information for communities, Vaccine campaigns and initiatives, Vaccine messaging
Date Published: February 4, 2022
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Community-based organizations (CBOs) are experiencing some of the highest demand in years for a wide spectrum of health and social services as their client-facing employees have taken on a new, challenging role as disseminators of COVID-19 vaccine information and guidance. New York Program Director Michelle Zambrano, MPH, along with the New York Vaccine Literacy Campaign at CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy and Hunger Free America (NYC), outline these processes and anticipated outcomes and offer lessons learned to advocate for long-term structural changes needed to increase community-level communication support.

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