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COVID-19 Status Update for 06/02/2023

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COVID-19 Communications Toolkit

Content

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Priority messages

  1. Don't wait--get vaccinated and get a booster as soon as you're eligible. Safe and free vaccines are available to everyone regardless of immigration or insurance status.
  2. Masking is still required in certain settings, regardless of vaccination status. Keep a mask with you to be prepared and show you care.
  3. Even without symptoms, you can spread COVID-19. Practice prevention behaviors and slow the spread.

 


Communication resources

Let’s work together to keep our community healthy.

Help get the word out. Download social media graphics, posters, and videos made by state and local agencies and share them to help support the health, safety and well-being of our community.

 

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EnglishSpanishVietnameseHmong
Purpose: Explains what to expect and do after getting a COVID-19 vaccine.
Topic: Vaccines
Target Audience: Everyone
Content Type: Fact sheet
File Type: PDF
Size/Format: 8.5x11
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English
Purpose: Encourages people to register with V-Safe to report vaccine side effects.
Topic: Vaccines
Target Audience: Everyone
Content Type: Poster
File Type: PDF
Size/Format: Other
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EnglishSpanish
Purpose: Educates the community about how to protect against COVID-19 while hosting travelers from out of the area.
Topic: Prevention
Target Audience: Everyone
Content Type: Flyer
File Type: PNG
Size/Format: 8.5x11
Effective Date:
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EnglishSpanish
Purpose: Informs the community that masking is recommended indoors regardless of vaccination status.
Use: This signage can be posted at the entrance to businesses to educate about masking recommendations.
Topic: Prevention
Target Audience: Businesses
, Target Audience: Everyone
Content Type: Flyer
File Type: PDF
Size/Format: 8.5x11
Effective Date:
Purpose: Provides facts and information about the COVID-19 vaccine, including information about common myths.
Topic: Vaccine Hesitancy
Target Audience: Canal neighborhood
, Target Audience: Everyone
, Target Audience: LatinX
, Target Audience: Marin City
, Target Audience: West Marin
, Target Audience: Youth
Content Type: Fact sheet
File Type: PDF
Size/Format: 8.5x11

 


Indigenous languages

Share this content to help support the health of our indigenous communities.

Hashtags

#IndigenousResponse #IndigenousSolidarity #OrgulloMaya #HágaseLaVacunaMarin #EstaEsNuestraOportunidadMarin #ManténganseSaludablesMarin #MantengaLaComunidad #CondadoDeMarin #GetVaccinatedMarin #ThisIsOurShotMarin #StayHealthyMarin #KeepCommunity

Guides

Download these guides with suggested content (posts, captions, alt-text) for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Download guide in English Download guide in Spanish

YouTube Videos

Instagram Videos

Download square-shaped videos and the posting guide. Warning: this is a zip file with several large video files so it may take time to download.

COVID-19 Content and Videos from Cielo

Available in: Tu'un Savi de San Jeronimo Progreso | Zapoteco | Tu'un Savi | Maya K'anjob'al | Maya-K'iche | Maya-Akateko | Maya-Ixil | Chinanteco de Lalana | Yaqui de Vicam | Maya Yucateco | Me'phaa de Malinaltepec 

 


Videos

 


Other agency toolkits and materials

 


Canal Alliance

Members of the Canal community share why they decided to get vaccinated.
Why I got vaccinated Video Series: