These CDC guides aim to prepare Public Health professionals to establish partnerships and develop programming to improve COVID-19 confidence and uptake using arts and culture-based partnerships and strategies.
1|Trust Vaccines by Sebastian Salazar 2| Vaccines For All by Felipe Novoa 3| Vaccinated by Kamiya Chirodian Contribute to and download this and other free COVID-19 Vaccine related art at amplifier.org
Vaccinated by Mary Akinlabi | Contribute to and download this and other free COVID-19 Vaccine related art at amplifier.org
Field Guide #1
This evidence-based guide encourages public health professionals to recognize arts and culture as valuable and available resources in communities, and to engage them as critical partners in promoting vaccine confidence and uptake. understand the value of partnering with arts and culture organizations to promote health behaviors, develop effective and durable partnerships for advancing vaccine confidence, implement more accessible, equitable, and responsive programs that reduce barriers to vaccine confidence and uptake.
Reconnect by Gayle Abrams | Contribute to and download this and other free COVID-19 Vaccine related art at amplifier.org
Field Guide #2
This evidence-based guide is designed to help public health professionals partner with local artists and culture-bearers to create culturally responsive and sustaining vaccine education materials and programs. Public health professionals have long utilized principles of communication, marketing, and entertainment in health communication programs. This guide adds arts and culture as key ingredients to power-up vaccine confidence campaigns.
Free downloadable artwork for vaccine confidence and equity campaigns.
Utilize federal COVID-19 funds for arts + public partnerships.
Commentary on how art can help people unlearn misinformation and mitigate the health effects of racism.
Framework and evidence for using the arts in public health.
CDC toolkit to help community-based organizations educate communities.
Examples and recommendations for public health + arts partnerships.
Commentary, case studies, and toolkit for public health + arts partnerships and programs.
Examples of arts-based health communication programs and summary of outcomes.
16 articles that discuss and exemplify collaborations, including practice and research, between public health and arts and culture.
Guidance on how to partner effectively in documenting and studying the contributions of community-based arts programs to positive health outcomes.
Sandro Galea, Dean of the Boston University School of Public Health, on why public health needs to arts to advance the goals of public health.
Advisory briefs, webinars, program/media repositories.
CDC strategy to reinforce confidence in COVID-19 vaccines.
World Health Organization Report on Arts in Health
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