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    cconaway
    Apr 27, 2021

    Northern Virginia Family Service's COVID-19 Vaccination Messaging In coordination with the Project for Public Good

    in COVID-19 Program Updates

    Welcome to our first weekly outreach email. We are here to address the concerns and fears that are prevalent in the communities we serve. The materials and links found in this email can be utilized freely in social media, newsletters, and print.


    • Webinars


    Race + Vaccines: Understanding Perspectives in the Black Community

    This 60-minute webinar features Dr. Faith Polkey from Beaufort Jasper Hampton Comprehensive Health Services and Dr. Noah Aboelata from Roots Community Health Center. The webinar explores perceptions and responses to the COVID-19 vaccine in Black communities and discusses communication strategies to help overcome vaccine hesitancy.


    Vaccine Messaging & Misinformation in Latino Communities

    This 90-minute webinar features community leaders and experts in the vaccine mis/disinformation space discussing the impact of vaccine disinformation in Latino communities and how to address it. This webinar is useful to community-based organizations and public health professionals that work with Latino communities and want to learn more about how to reduce the spread and acceptance of false narratives about the COVID-19 vaccine.


    • Townhalls

    Coming soon!


    • Social Media Posts





    Federal health agencies today called for an immediate pause in use of Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose coronavirus vaccine after six people in the U.S. developed a rare disorder involving blood clots.


    What happens next? From what we know now, these blood clots are extremely rare. Scientists will examine the possible links between the vaccine and the disorder before determining how they move forward.


    This is an example of the system working — we discovered a problem and we’re doing something about it. We also have two other excellent vaccines that make up the bulk of COVID-19 immunizations in the country: 97% percent of the total doses administered in the U.S. were produced by Pfizer and Moderna.


    • Hashtags English: #virginia #loveprotectsus

    • Hashtags Spanish: #virginia #HazloPorAmor


    • Misinformation and Talking Points

    Addressing the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine






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    Do you know another organization who could benefit from our messaging? Let me know and I will be happy to include them in our weekly distribution.



    Jenée Padmore

    Project Coordinator, COVID Outreach Campaign

    Northern Virginia Family Services

    jpadmore@nvfs.org


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