National Minority Health Month Resource Page
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Help our communities stay protected this National Minority Health Month by encouraging people to stay up to date with COVID vaccines. We've put together some resources to improve your COVID vaccination outreach efforts. Many are available in multiple languages.
Toolkit Materials
Video
Informational videos available to watch and share online and on your social media accounts.
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Celebrating National Minority Health Month with Dr. Namandjé BumpusVideo celebrating National Minority Health Month featuring FDA Chief Scientist Dr. Namandjé Bumpus.
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The Story Behind the First COVID Vaccination with Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett and Dr. Sandra LindsayA conversation between Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, lead scientist in the development of the first COVID vaccine, and Dr. Sandra Lindsay, the registered nurse who was the first person in the U.S. to get an authorized vaccine.
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Ask a Doctor: Why Do Children, Especially Black and Latino Children, Need COVID-19 Vaccines?Short video with pediatrician Dr. Rhea Boyd, explaining why children, especially Black and Latino children, need to be vaccinated against COVID.
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Deciding on the COVID-19 VaccineVideo featuring pediatrician Dr. Nia Bodrick, explaining why communities of color can trust the COVID vaccines and encouraging parents/guardians to talk to their child’s doctor if they have any questions.
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Ask a Doctor: What Would You Tell Someone Who is on the Fence About Getting Vaccinated?Video featuring Dr. Carmen McIntyre, encouraging people to get vaccinated to protect themselves. Hear what she has to say about COVID and its long-term effects.
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Stayin' - :15Video encouraging people ages 50 and older to get an updated COVID vaccine.
Social Media
Text, images, and animations, optimized to share on your social media accounts
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Don't Wait! Restore Your Immunity - :15Animated video encouraging people to get an updated COVID vaccine.
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COVID Facts: Updated Vaccines. Tell Me More.A video explaining that an updated COVID vaccine offers you targeted protection from the original COVID virus and Omicron.
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Social Media Messages to Encourage VaccinationA social media toolkit to share the message that people can find a COVID-19 vaccination location three ways: through vaccines.gov, text messaging, or phone.
Posters & Flyers
Materials that combine text and graphics, optimized for printing and either posting or handing out.
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Update Your COVID-19 Vaccination ProtectionPoster for organizations to print and display to encourage people to get updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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Protect Yourself From Long COVID: Get VaccinatedPoster encouraging people to stay up to date with their COVID vaccine to help protect against Long COVID.
Informational Content
Resources that share vaccination facts and FAQs.
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Facts About COVID-19 and the VaccinesFacts about vaccine safety, side effects, effectiveness, variants, cost, and availability.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Updated COVID-19 VaccinesAnswers to common questions about updated COVID-19 vaccines.
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Parents ToolkitA toolkit for parents with resources about COVID-19 vaccinations for children.
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Resources About Long COVIDOutreach resources about Long COVID and how to prevent it.
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How to Address COVID-19 Vaccine MisconceptionsA selection of resources to address vaccine misconceptions in your outreach.