The Vax Up Podcast is an exciting new podcast series exploring the power of social media to strengthen vaccine confidence and shape health behaviors. This podcast is brought to you by the Alliance for Advancing Health Online, an initiative to advance public understanding of how social media and behavioral sciences can be leveraged to improve the health of communities around the world.
In each episode, we follow a different community outreach organization and see how it is getting the message out, interspersed with a panel discussion of experts, on what lessons can be shared with other implementers, policy makers and community members.
The Vax Up Podcast is produced by the Bay Area Global Health Alliance and Sabin Vaccine Institute with Ben Plumley, of A Shot in the Arm Podcast. Please visit www.vaxuppodcast.com for information.
In this episode, we look at projects funded in the first round of grants from the Vaccine Confidence Fund, from indigenous communities in Guatemala and Canada, to girls and young women in India and sub Saharan Africa. Our panel also looks at other interesting approaches to ask the question just how digital media & social network platforms can help build trust in healthcare, particularly vaccines, in these “hardly reached” communities.
Panelists:
https://www.vaxuppodcast.com
https://bayareaglobalhealth.org
https://www.sabin.org
https://vaccineconfidencefund.org
https://www.wuqukawoq.org
https://globalhealthsciences.ucsf.edu
https://www.shujaazinc.com
https://www.mtvstayingalive.org
https://www.indigenoushealthlab.com
https://mncfn.ca/about-mncfn
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In this episode we journey to Kenya, and Tanzania to meet the Nairobi-based internationally renowned Shujaaz network, which uses a range of social media and graphic novels to reach young people in Kenya and Tanzania and provide accessible, enjoyable health-related content. A grantee of the Vaccine Confidence Fund, the Shuzaaj team in this project teamed up with Bay Area Global Health Alliance member Upswell to use the latest techniques in evaluating social media campaigns - and the results are impressive.
Shujaaz Inc. COVID-19 vaccination campaign #LindaFam
https://youtu.be/7DyJsSXcI-M
Panelists:
Linked In Bay Area Global Health Alliance: @GlobalHealthAll Sabin Vaccine Institute @sabinvaccine www.vaxuppodcast.com www.sabin.org www.shujaazinc.com www.teamupswell.com
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In this episode, we meet ImmUNITY Chicago, a public-private partnership that combines the social media communications expertise of the private sector, proven advocacy from a national vaccine confidence non-profit, and grassroots community outreach, to promote vaccine confidence in communities of color in Chicago. Join a fascinating and lively conversation as we explore the amazing reach and impact the partnership has had, to be shared with vaccine implementers working with other communities in the US and beyond.
Panelists
Elyse Galloway, Vice President of Health, Edelman
Erica DeWald, Director of Strategic Communications and Partnerships, Vaccinate Your Family
Ava Skolnik, Executive Director, Health Equity Merck
Kristen Hobbs, Senior Project Manager for Quality Improvement and Equity, National Minority Quality Forum
Host
Ben Plumley
https://bayareaglobalhealth.org/vaxup
https://bayareaglobalhealth.org/
https://www.sabin.org/
https://www.edelman.com/
https://www.merck.com/
https://vaccinateyourfamily.org/
https://www.nmqf.org/
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In this episode, we head to Guatemala, where an innovative partnership between Wuqu’ Kawoq (the Maya Health Alliance), UCSF and Stanford University, are developing digital and social media messaging for indigenous rural communities in local Mayan languages. The project - funded by the Vaccine Confidence Fund, part of the Alliance for Advancing Health Online - provides some useful lessons learned for vaccine implementers looking to find ways of reaching marginalized communities with messaging that is appropriate to their needs - and that can be communicated in different local languages.
Panelists:
Nadia Diamond-Smith, UCSF
Monica Berger Gonzales, University of the Valley of Guatemala
Emily Lopez, Maya Health Alliance
Anne Kraemer, Maya Health Alliance
Lucia Abascal, UCSF
Jaime Johnston, Digital Medic Stanford University
Ben Plumley, Hunuvat
LinkedIn:
Bay Area Global Health Alliance: @GlobalHealthAll
Sabin Vaccine Institute @sabinvaccine
www.vaxuppodcast.com
www.sabin.org www.ucsf.edu
www.digitalmedic.stanford.edu
www.wukukawoq.org
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In this episode of the Vax Up Podcast, we head to India, a country that prides itself on access to vaccines, where a drop in families seeking routine vaccinations for children during the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a need for stronger messaging campaigns on routine childhood immunizations. We look at how Girl Effect, an international nonprofit dedicated to empowering young women and girls through media, answered that call to action with a first-of-its-kind campaign aimed at reaching an elusive target audience: young mothers living across India’s Hindi Belt.
Panelists:
Sohini Sanyal, Sabin Boost Community
Leezel Tanglao, Journalist and Media Consultant
Featured in Profile:
Sneha Chatruvedi, Content Lead, Girl Effect
Sandhya Ramakrishnan, Global Marketing Lead, Girl Effect
Sreejoni Nag, Writer and Director, Girl Effect
Social Media Handles:
Girl Effect: @GirlEffect
Sohini Sanyal: @Sohini28
Leezel Tanglao: @leezeltanglao
Sneha Chatruvedi: LinkedIn
Sandhya Ramakrishnan: LinkedIn
Sabin Vaccine Institute: @sabinvaccine
Ben Plumley: @benplumley @shotarmpodcast
Bay Area Global Health Alliance: @GlobalHealthAll
www.vaxuppodcast.com
www.girleffect.org
www.bayareaglobalhealth.org
www.sabin.org
www.who.int
www.vaccineconfidence.org
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In our first episode, we meet Oakland California based, CALPEP, a grass-roots HIV community organization serving the area's most marginalized populations. During the COVID pandemic, they turned their in-person counseling into social technology-based outreach and care. We also talk with partners of the Alliance for Advancing Health Online, a new initiative to advance public understanding of how social media and behavioral sciences can be leveraged to improve the health of communities around the world.
Hosted by Ben Plumley, of A Shot In The Arm Podcast, the panelists are;
Useful links
www.bayareaglobalhealth.org
www.sabin.org
www.vaccineconfidence.org
www.cdc.gov
www.who.int
www.calpep.org
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