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Community-led Strategies to Aid Vaccine Acceptance: Five Case Studies from the Global South
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VARN2022 Conference Report
Findings and insights from the Sabin Vaccine Institute’s inaugural VARN conference
Working Toward a Long Life for All with Dr. Ashmita Gupta and Dr. Salvia Zeeshan!
Join us for a World Immunization Week conversation with a 2021-2022 Sabin Social and Behavioral Research Grant recipient team based in India!
Keeping Vaccination in the Conversation
Our work to elevate vaccine access, equity, and acceptance on the global stage
Key Insights from Sabin 2020-2021 Grant Partners Inform Action, Investment in Vaccine Acceptance
This case study report summarizes commonalities across the effective interventions and highlights the emerging themes and community action.
Community-led Strategies to Aid Vaccine Acceptance: Five Case Studies from the Global South
This initial case-study report informs action and investment around the globe that seek to build more vaccine confident communities.
COVID-19 Vaccination Field Guide: 12 Strategies for Your Community
This field guide published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) outlines 12 intervention strategies to increase COVID-19 vaccine co
Focusing on Social Media/Messaging Strategies: Get to Know Two of Our 2021 Social and Behavioral Research Grant Partners
Two grant partners in Nigeria and India will conduct timely research pertaining to social media and messaging strategies supporting vaccine uptake.
Focusing on Marginalized Communities: Get to Know Five of Our 2021 Social and Behavioral Research Grant Partners
Projects are focused on understanding the barriers to vaccine acceptance amongst marginalized populations ranging from Central America to South Asia.
