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Being a vaccine advocate can feel hard. But we’ve got you covered. Here you will find all sorts of resources to better understand vaccines and feel more confident being a vaccine champion!

Voices for Vaccines App

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Need to debunk misinformation on the go? Looking for a guide for starting a vaccines conversation? Want to get involved?

We have an app for that!

Download our app from the Apple Store or Google Play.

The Vaccine Quest

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It’s normal to have questions about vaccines, and it’s normal to want to answer questions about vaccines. We have developed an online quest to help you do both. Embark on The Vaccine Quest and learn everything you need to know about vaccines.

This course is free, fun, and made for people from all walks of life.

Enroll now

Just the Facts Newsletter: Correcting this week's misinformation

Each week we debunk the latest vaccine misinformation and send the facts directly to our subscribers. Check out the latest issues and sign up for this weekly email newsletter.

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Vaccine Advocacy Toolkits

Voices for Vaccines has created a number of toolkits to help you communicate about vaccines online with your family, communities, and on social media. Share the toolkit pages easily online, or download and print the PDF versions. 

Family Advocacy Toolkit
Vaccine Hesitancy Toolkit Cover Page
Healthcare Provider Toolkit

Vaccine Fact Sheets

Voices for Vaccines has created fact sheets for each childhood vaccine. Learn about the disease the vaccine prevents, how effective the vaccine is as well as helpful hints during the vaccine visit and after vaccination. Download and print these before your vaccine visit to help you understand the process and jot down any questions you may have:

Download the Chickenpox PDF Fact Sheet

Chickenpox Vaccine

Download the DTaP PDF Fact Sheet

DTaP Vaccine

Download the Polio IPV Vaccine PDF Fact Sheet

Polio Vaccine

Vax Talk Podcast

Vax Talk is the podcast for people who want to do something about outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases and who understand that knowledge is power. We will discuss the latest news about vaccines and the impact they have on our communities, our families, and our friendships.

You can listen to past episodes of our podcast here. Also, subscribe to Vax Talk at Apple Podcasts, Google Play, PodBean or Stitcher.

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Ep. 68: Vaccines Year in Review

At the end of 2021, everyone may have thought that had been the Year of the Vaccine, but 2022 came…

Ep. 67: Vaccine Sundays and Equity

Because vaccines work better when we are all vaccinated, vaccine equity isn't about justice alone. It is also crucial to…

Ep. 66: The Future of mRNA Vaccines

In many ways, mRNA vaccines are a game-changer, but not an unexpected one. For this episode, we talked to one…

Voices for Vaccines Blog

Visit our blog to read all our posts, submit your story, or read the most recent posts below:

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HPV and Purity Culture

Purity culture infiltrates even the most sanitized spaces—including our doctor’s offices. It puts the maintenance of sexual purity over an individual’s health.
Hillary O'Boyle talks about her little one's fight with RSV

One of Our Hardest Nights — Fighting RSV

I've treated RSV in the hospital. But when my own son became a patient, I learned firsthand just how difficult it is.

Vax Requirements Might Have Saved My Baby

I was a pregnant school teacher vulnerable to measles. The vaccine requirement that protected my child is no more.

Why I Vax

Visit our Why I Vax gallery to see why ordinary people like you are happy to be vaccinated, or submit your photo today.

Rebecca

Rebecca

I once picked up pertussis from a guy on a plane. My Tdap wasn't up to date.
Mairead and her son

Mairead O Connor

My two boys have received all their childhood vaccinations to date. As a researcher, I know the evidence shows the benefits of vaccination outweigh the risks.

Leona Lee

Vaccines are such an easy thing to do! Less illness for whomever I come into contact with, and for me.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about vaccines? Check out our FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) to find answers.

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