Community materials

Let's get vaccinated!
English and Vietnamese flyer that encourages people to get vaccinated and offers a resource for assistance making a vaccination appointment. Made in collaboration with the Vietnamese Health Board.

COVID-19 vaccination, pregnancy, and breastfeeding
Flyer answering common questions about getting a vaccine before pregnancy, while pregnant, or while breastfeeding.

Fast facts: COVID-19 vaccination in King County
Flyer with information about COVID-19 vaccination in King County, including a QR code, URL, phone number, and text option to help find a vaccination center near you.

How your organization can support COVID-19 vaccination
Flyer with information for organizations about supporting COVID-19 vaccination among their employees, members and clients.

COVID-19 Vaccination for ages 12-17
Two-sided flyer with vaccination information for minors and families including consent information and youth vaccine FAQ

Getting Vaccinated in King County
Two-sided flyer with basic information about vaccine safety, cost, effectiveness, and how to schedule a vaccination appointment.

Is it True? COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Checking
Infographic that addresses rumors about the vaccine, including fact checking what's in the vaccine, what mRNA vaccine does, what side effects are possible, and who was included in vaccine testing.

After COVID-19 Vaccination Flyer from Public Health – Seattle & King County

Key Researchers Behind the COVID-19 Vaccine
Two-sided flyer with personal facts about some of the key people of color behind the mRNA vaccines.

Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines
Two-sided flyer from the CDC with information about how vaccines work with your body’s natural defenses so your body will be ready to fight the virus.

COVID-19 Vaccines: A Community Conversation:
Watch a panel discussion hosted by Naisha Williams - Lead for COVID Vaccination in BIPOC Communities for Public Health - Seattle & King County. and Q&A with local leaders. Questions addressed include but not limited to: Why should I trust that COVID vaccines are safe? What's the difference between the different available vaccines? Where can I get vaccinated? What can I do differently once I'm vaccinated?

The Conversation Campaign from the Black Coalition Against COVID:
Black doctors, nurses and researchers dispel misinformation and provide accessible facts about the COVID-19 vaccines, including "Hello Black America," a video with W. Kamau Bell. The campaign also has many very short videos on topics addressing concerns about vaccination development, how Black people were included in the clinical trials, vaccination and fertility, and many other questions related to the vaccine: https://www.greaterthancovid.org/theconversation external link

COVID-19 Vaccine Information, Medical Trauma and Trust Building
A conversation between Michelle Sarju and Meredith Li-Vollmer from Public Health – Seattle & King County discussing topics such as COVID-19 vaccine safety, historical medical racism and trauma and what gives them hope as two BIPOC women. With ASL interpretation and closed captioning (15 minutes).

COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A Video: Should I trust the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Dr. Michele Andrasik, Senior Scientist at Fred Hutch, answers common questions about issues related to COVID-19 vaccines (2 minutes).

COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A Video: Why is social distancing more important than ever?
Dr. Michele Andrasik, Senior Scientist at Fred Hutch, answers common questions about issues related to COVID-19 vaccines (1 minute).

COVID-19 Vaccine Q&A Video: How was the COVID-19 vaccine developed so quickly?
Dr. Michele Andrasik, Senior Scientist at Fred Hutch, answers common questions about issues related to COVID-19 vaccines (1 minute).

Video: How COVID Vaccines are Made
From Washington State Department of Health (1 minute).

Video: How Vaccines Work in Your Body
From Washington State Department of Health (1 minute).

Video: How Can Vaccine and Antibody Studies Move So Quickly and Still be Safe?
From the Washington State Department of Health (1 minute).

ASL Video Series: What to expect from the COVID-19 vaccines?
This video in American Sign Language shares what to expect when an individual gets vaccinated for COVID-19. For more ASL videos, visit the CDC YouTube channel external link .