Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Videos Want more information about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine? Nathan Chomilo, MD, FAAP, and Adriana Galván chat about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause, vaccine safety, and why vaccines are important for our community.
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Community Vaccination Site Recommendations Equitable and accessible community vaccination opportunities assure a positive vaccination experience for all communities. For the full list of recommendations and considerations, visit Recommendations for Welcoming and Inclusive Vaccination Sites. Authentically engage with communities
It is important to engage communities or people working with communities to plan for a vaccination event. Trust must be continually built and cultivated between communities, health care systems, and government. Consider location for the vaccination event
Plan for community vaccination sites in neighborhood-based locations with access to public transportation where priority populations live, work, and play. Recommendations for staff and volunteers
Site leads are responsible for leading vaccine event staff. Emphasize the importance of working as one team and the role of each person in creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. Foster a welcoming environment for the community
Creating privacy, respect, and "no barrier" environments are ways staff at the vaccination site can ensure a welcoming environment for anyone who comes in for a shot. Ensure multilingual access for all
Communication and messaging should be available in languages of the focus communities and be accessible in multiple formats. Try to ensure that guests are not profiled to determine if they will have language needs, but that language access support (as well as literacy support) is offered to all. Provide disability access
Community vaccination sites must be accessible and ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant. Accessibility considerations include physical, cognitive, sensory, and technological. Guidance and Resources UPDATED: NOTE: Look for an "Updated" date below guidance links on our website to know when the resource was last revised. | 
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