New Resources: 

  • CDC COVID-19 Toolkit for Community-based Organizations 
    • The CDC released a new toolkit to assist community-based organizations in educating communities about COVID-19. You can access the toolkit here. 
  • Souls, Storms, and Science - Intersecting Faith and Science
    • The next installment of this series will focus on Black women navigating the COVID-19 landscape. This session will occur on Tuesday, Feb 9th. Learn more and register to attend here.
  • SARS-CoV-2 Vaccines  
    • A commentary published in the Annals of Internal Medicine by Drs. Conners, Graham, Lane, and Fauci, on what we have accomplished and what remains left to be learned in our COVID-19 vaccine efforts. You can find the article here.  
  • COVID-19 Facts and Misconceptions:   
    • Executive Director of the Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing (HIGN) and NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing Professor Dr. Tara Cortes hosts Dr. Sarah D. Berry, Dr. Sandra Crouse Quinn, and Dr. Michi Yukawa to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine facts and misconceptions on Feb 9th. You can learn more and register for this session here. 

CoVPN & Partner Resources:

  • Urban Indian Health Institute COVID-19 Resources
    • The Urban Indian Health Institute produced many resources focused on engaging American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Check out the resources and videos here.
  • Asian and Pacific Islander Health Forum COVID-19 Resources
    • The Asian and Pacific Islander Health Forum produced many resources focused on engaging Asian and Pacific Islander communities. Check out the resources and videos here.
  • COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations and Research with Children and Pregnant Persons  
    • The American Academy of Pediatrics has updated the FAQs on their website to include information about vaccine recommendations and research with children and pregnant persons. You can check out those FAQs here.

  • Black AIDS Institute COVID-19 Resources
    • The Black AIDS Institute has compiled resources focused on engaging Black communities. Check out the resources and videos here.
  • Treatment Action Group COVID-19 Resources
    • Treatment Action Group has compiled resources focused on engaging diverse communities, including persons living with HIV. Check out the resources here.
  • COVID Vaccine Matters  
    • Dr. Larry Corey and Dr. Chris Beyrer of the COVID-19 Prevention Network have penned a series of blogs on the Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Center, which can be found here.
  • Community Engagement Materials Menu (updated 4 Jan 2021)  
    • The CoVPN created many community engagement materials to help educate communities about COVID-19 and the research happening. You can access all of the CoVPN Community Engagement materials that have been created and share with your friends, colleagues, and communities via a secure Dropbox here (Password: CoVPNTria!$) or see the attached menu document. This menu update includes an mRNA Info Sheet, and several infographics about mRNA vaccines (as JPEGs and ideal for social media sharing/posts).   
  • Iman and COVID-19  
    • This series was developed to address the concerns of Muslim communities regarding COVID-19 and COVID-19 research. The sessions are recorded and available on the CoVPN Facebook page here. 
  • PANDEMIA Series   
    • This series was developed in partnership with the Latino Commission on AIDS to address the concerns of Latinx communities regarding COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine trials. The session recordings of past episodes are available on the CoVPN YouTube page here.  
       
  • COVID in Black Series   
    • This series was developed to address the concerns of Black communities regarding COVID-19 and the COVID-19 vaccine trials. The session recordings of past episodes can be found on the CoVPN YouTube page here and on the CoVPN Facebook page here.  
  • The COVID-19 Vaccine and the Black Community was an amazing and informative discussion on COVID-19 vaccines and clinical trials organized by Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc. and features Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett and Dr. Barney Graham (NIH), Dr. Wayne Frederick (Howard University), and Dr. Wayne Riley (formerly with Meharry Medical College), along with other Black health experts and leaders.  

The CoVPN is also pushing out some amazing content that is definitely worthy of sharing. If you are on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, please follow the CoVPN and share our content with your contacts and networks! 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PreventCOVID19 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PreventCOVID_19 

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And of course, check out our website for more information on the network and the clinical trials: www.PreventCOVID.org.