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Sabin Sends More Marburg Vaccines for Rwanda’s Outbreak
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Digital Health Week 2024: Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Vaccine Education
Join Stanford Digital Medic, Maya Health Alliance, and UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences for an interactive online presentation to see their approach to improving HPV and routine vaccination rates in Indigenous Maya communities in Guatemala. You’ll discover how they used a human-centered design approach to gather insights from community members and health workers to create a culturally relevant, animated vaccine education video series. Learn how tailored and inclusive interventions can address barriers to immunization and equip communities with the information they need to make decisions for themselves and others.
The Rising Threat of Measles, Vaccine Hesitancy, and Public Health: Q&A with Sabin Gold Medal Winner Dr. Paul Offit
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Humanitarian pauses vital for critical polio vaccination campaign in the Gaza Strip
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How the first malaria vaccine cleared the way for a second
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Local Manufacturing in Africa: How can we initiate impactful steps now?
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War is lead cause behind huge drop in global vaccinations, UN warns
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Sabin Vaccine Institute To Partner with Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) on Critical Cholera Vaccine Research
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The legacy of Africa CDC – Mastercard Foundation SLL Program- Cold Chain Equipment Optimization in Africa
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The Difference One Nurse Makes: Chiricahua’s Innovative Approach to Increasing Vaccinations
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What Works? A New Era in Malaria Prevention
Join Alliance member JSI for a webinar focused on immunization and malaria prevention, control, and treatment as the world prepares for a new horizon of malaria prevention. The malaria vaccine has shown to be a potentially powerful tool in the prevention toolkit, but there are important considerations for successful rollout and sustained implementation. Strong partnership between EPI and NMCPs, communities, and other public and private partners is essential.
Big shots: Five vaccines in development to watch in 2024
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Combination vaccines could be the future of immunization programs
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Americans Who Never Forget: Life Without Vaccines
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Three Strategies to Combat Increasing Risks from Vaccine Hesitancy
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Catching Up Children Who Missed Immunizations In Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana
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Fireside Chat with Paulin Basinga, Gates Foundation Director for Health in Africa | January 27, 2021
At the Bay Area Global Health Alliance’s Annual Meeting, held on January 27, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s Paulin Basinga, Director, Health, Africa, served as the keynote speaker. He spoke in a fireside chat on “Solidarity in Vaccine Access” with Alliance board member Stefano Bertozzi, Dean Emeritus and Professor of Health Policy & Management, UC Berkeley School of Public Health. Read more about the Annual Meeting.
Building COVID-19 Confidence Through Social Media Campaigns | September 16, 2021
Martin Dale of PSI, Lu’chen Foster of Facebook, Lateefah Mosley of UNICEF, and Jessica Kirkwood of CARE sat down with Ben Plumley of the Bay Area Global Health Alliance/A Shot in the Arm to discuss how their organizations utilize social media tools and strategic partnerships to disseminate health information that promotes COVID-19 vaccine confidence.
YTH Global Live: The Power of Social Media to Strengthen Vaccine Confidence and Shape Health Behaviors | October 6, 2021
The Bay Area Global Health Alliance, Girl Effect and Facebook were at the YTH Global Live conference for a fireside chat exploring the power of social media to strengthen vaccine confidence and shape health behaviors. We viewed part of a Vax Up Podcast featuring Girl Effect India and their work to educate young women and girls about their health.