National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants and Migrants, Minneapolis, MN Videos
Videos by National Resource Center for Refugees, Immigrants and Migrants in Minneapolis. Funded by @cdcgov to support health departments and community organizations working with refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities affected by health inequities.
Children Are My Community's Future (Dari)
In this video, one immigrant father explains why he chose to vaccinate his two children against COVID-19. (Dari w/captions)
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Children Are My Community's Future (Dari)
In this video, one immigrant father explains why he chose to vaccinate his two children against COVID-19. (Dari w/captions)
Children Are My Community's Future (Burmese)
In this video, one immigrant father explains why he chose to vaccinate his two children against COVID-19. (Burmese w/captions)
Even if you have already been infected with #Covid_19 or a #variant, vaccines and masks still matter. Protect yourself, your community, and medical professionals. Watch this video explaining why vaccines matter, available in multiple languages The IRC created "Why Vaccines Matter" as a simple but engaging way to inform people that are questioning the purpose of getting #vaccinated and/or getting a #booster shot.
IRC Block Walk and Community Event
IRC Block Walk and Community Event Staff from the International Rescue Committee in Dallas went door-to-door to talk to people in RIM communities about a neighborhood event. This innovative community outreach effort was conducted in #partnership with the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas and the local health department.
#COVID19 #resources #healthequity
What will going back to school look like this fall? Dr. Anisa Ibrahim, a pediatrician at the Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, answers frequently asked questions about vaccinating children. Questions range from "Are COVID-19 vaccines safe for children? What about side-effects?" to "Do kids really need the vaccine? I heard they don’t get very sick from COVID-19."