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Voices for Vaccines creates social media graphics that share accurate information about vaccines. You are welcome to use these graphics, provided you retain our organization’s logo. You may also co-brand them as long as you do not modify their copy.

NIAM 2026

We’ve prepared a whole social media campaign for August, which is National Immunization Aware Month. The full details can be found on this page, as can Spanish translations.

"Terrified by the state of the world? Don’t add measles to the mix. #AskForVax"
"Mad about the state of the world? Flu would make you angrier. #AskForVax"

There are eleven unique graphics in this collection, all available at a (1000 x 1350) size.

Ready-made graphics

Canva templates

There are also four short form videos in this collection, available at the same size. They are found here on the NIAM page.

Calligraphy for Vaccines

We asked some of our supporters to submit hand-written notes, telling the story of why they support vaccination. Use them to help make the internet feel authentic again.

Handwritten note from a mother whose daughter Alana died of flu complications at five, ending "Get Vaccinated."
Handwritten note from Sonia about an MMR booster protecting her family when her husband caught measles.
Handwritten note from a 2015 Ebola vaccine trial participant, ending "VACCINES WORK!"
Handwritten note about Emmalee, who developed SSPE after measles in India, ending "Measles kills, VACCINATE!"

There are nine unique graphics in this collection. There are Instagram (1000 x 1350) size graphics as well as a few that are better suited for Facebook (1350 x 1000).

All Graphics

Hepatitis Vaccines Graphic

The hepatitis B vaccine and the practice of giving a birth dose have massively reduced the prevalence of the disease and could help eliminate it. Share these graphics to underscore their importance.

"Over a third of newborns globally get a dose of the Hep B vaccine at birth."
"Hep B can spread by household or community exposure. Don’t assume your child isn’t at risk."
"Traveling somewhere? Don’t bring Hepatitis A home with you."
"Hepatitis A can cause months of illness and fatigue. You don’t have time for it."

There are six unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) and Facebook (940 x 788) graphic templates for Hep B.

Instagram Graphics

Facebook Graphics

And here are the Instagram and Facebook Graphics for Hep A.

Trusted Resources Graphic

Where to go for vaccine questions: AAFP, CHOP, Immunize.org and Voices for Vaccines.

Download this graphic sized for Instagram (1000 x 1350px) or Facebook (940 x 788px).

NIIW 2026 Graphics (English and Spanish)

VFV is celebrating National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) from April 19th through the 25th. NIIW uplifts the value of vaccination at the start of a healthy life. Use these graphics to emphasize the first nine diseases that kids are protected from.

9 months in by 9 months out, 9 vaccines will protect you.
"Los primeros 9 meses de tu bebé, protegidos con 9 vacunas," over a wide-eyed baby.
"9 months in, by 9 months out, 9 vaccines will protect you," over a baby in a knit cap.
"9 meses cumplidos, 9 meses por venir, 9 vacunas para protegerte," over a man lifting a baby.

There are sixteen unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) graphic templates.

Instagram Graphics (English)

Instagram Graphics (Español)

Here are four captions you can use when posting these graphics:

Stop scrolling! Your baby’s protection starts NOW. 

The AAP recommends 9 vaccines by 9 months, including HepB (starting at birth), RV (starting at 2 months), DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, plus flu, COVID-19, and RSV protection.

Ask your pediatrician for all 9 vaccines and keep your baby on track.
#AskForVax #9by9 #NIIW


9 months goes fast! Protection can’t wait.

From HepB at birth to RV at 2 months, and continued protection with DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, flu, COVID-19, and RSV—AAP recommends all 9 by 9 months.

Don’t miss a step—ask for all 9 vaccines.
#AskForVax #9by9 #NIIW


Big protection for your tiniest human.

By 9 months, AAP recommends your baby receive HepB, RV, DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, influenza, COVID-19, and RSV protection.

Talk to your provider and ask for all 9 vaccines.
#AskForVax #9by9 #NIIW


What protects your baby in their most vulnerable months?

AAP recommends starting early—HepB at birth, RV at 2 months—and staying on schedule with DTaP, Hib, PCV, IPV, plus flu, COVID-19, and RSV protection.

Make sure you ask for all 9 vaccines by 9 months.
#AskForVax #9by9 #NIIW

mRNA Graphics

mRNA vaccines are a welcome addition to our preventative toolbox. Share these graphics to emphasize their safety and impact.

"Everyone that ever lived used mRNA. Even me! Your body knows how to handle it."
"You’ve got mail! mRNA is a friendly message for your immune system."

There are three unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) and Facebook (940 x 788) graphic templates.

Instagram Graphics

Facebook Graphics

Miscellaneous Graphics

These graphics highlight the risks of several different diseases, and how we can prevent them.

"Do you eat food other people make? Hepatitis A could be waiting for you. Get vaccinated!"
"Meningitis can kill in a few hours. Vaccines can prevent it. Ask for MenACWY and MenB."

There are three unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) graphic templates.

Instagram Graphics

Shareable Videos

We have more than 25 short videos you can share on social media.

Personal Stories (TikTok Length, Full Length)

Informative Videos (Various Lengths)

Miscellaneous Videos (Various Lengths)

Respiratory Season 2025 Graphics

It’s that time of year when COVID, flu, and RSV spike up again. We have a variety of graphics highlighting the risks of these diseases and how you can prevent them.

"Flu starts spreading one day BEFORE someone is coughing and sneezing. Vaccines help you see it coming."
"Almost every child will get RSV by age two. Most kids it hospitalizes were previously healthy."
"It’s COVID season. Stay covered," over a silhouette of an adult and child under a vaccines umbrella.
"High Risk. Little Bodies. Big Protection Needed" — infants 6 through 23 months are at high risk for COVID-19 hospitalization.

There are seven unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) and Facebook (940 x 788) graphic templates.

Instagram Graphics

Facebook Graphics

Retro & Throwback Graphics

Some things come back in style from time to time. Old-timey diseases do not. Celebrate the good parts of the past while encouraging vaccination.

(Created in conjunction with The Arizona Partnership for Immunization.)

"Bring it back. Keep it gone. Rubella is never in style. Vaccinate," over Polaroid cameras and a rubella rash.
"Records Are Cool Again. Polio Is Not. Get vaccinated," over a spinning vinyl record.
"Digital cameras? In their comeback era. Chickenpox? Never had a good era. Protect what's actually vintage: your health."
"Choosing chickenpox when there's a vaccine to prevent against it? Ugh! As If! Don't be CLueLess. Vaccinate."

There are nine unique graphics in this collection. Below are links to the Instagram (1000 x 1350) and Facebook (940 x 788) graphic templates.

Instagram Graphics

Facebook Graphics

National Immunization Awareness Month (NIAM) Graphics

Every year, Voices for Vaccines puts together a social media calendar for NIAM, which takes place in August. Here are past years’ calendars, which contain graphics on most of the vaccine-preventable diseases.

"Pup-to-Date on Vaccines," over a dog standing in a pond.
"The truth is our beacon," with a lighthouse over a wave.
"Not all information shared online is the same as trusted resources. Stop false balance."
Three examples of people who are immunocompromised: chronic disease, chemotherapy, and transplant medications.
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