ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Spotlight
Newly updated details and registration is now available for ICLAC’s hybrid April
4th Vaccine Forum. The April 4 event leverages Let’s Rise, a CDC initiative to support getting all Americans back on-schedule with routine immunizations.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Update
Visit ICLAC’s Where to Get Vaccinated page for which routine and recommended vaccines are needed for you or a family member, how to find a vaccination clinic near you, or request in-home vaccination. Information provided is for all routine and recommended vaccines throughout the lifespan including COVID-19 and flu.
2023 State of the ImmUnion Report
Every year, Vaccinate Your Family writes and distributes a State of the ImmUnion report to help examine the strength of our country’s defenses against vaccine-preventable diseases, and what we can do, as public health advocates and policymakers, to make our country stronger and more resilient in the face of emerging health threats.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Spotlight
March is Women’s History Month, a month-long observance that celebrates the
contributions and recognizes the achievements women have made to the United States. ICLAC has created a “HerStory” toolkit to commemorate Women’s History Month with selected spotlights on the extraordinary achievements of women specific to vaccine health, science, and medicine.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Update
March is Women’s History Month – Celebrate Women’s Contributions in Vaccination Throughout History
Women’s History Month is a time to reflect on contributions made by women in science and public health. Review the Women’s History Month Resource page from the We Can Do This Campaign and share the various resources uplifting women in science during the month of March.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Spotlight
HPV Awareness Day is recognized worldwide on March 4, 2023. Its main goal is to
educate the general public about the steps to take to effectively prevent the spread of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV vaccination is cancer prevention. When given at the recommended ages, this vaccine can prevent more than 90% of HPV cancers.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Update
March 4, 2023 is International HPV Vaccination Awareness Day
HPV Awareness Day is recognized worldwide on March 4, 2023. Its main goal is to educate the general public about the steps to take to effectively prevent the spread of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV).
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ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Update
Black History Month Resource Page – We Can Do This Campaign:
This Black History Month the We Can Do This Campaign honors the triumphs and contributions of the Black community. Review the resources compiled on the Black History Month Resource page and continue to protect your friends, loved ones, and community by encouraging them to stay up to date with a COVID vaccine.
ICLAC Newsletter – Weekly Spotlight
Faith4 Vaccines:Health Legacies in Black History Toolkit During the month of February, ICLAC celebrates and honors Black contributions to American Public Health history and science to deepen our understanding of […]
