Thread by @ab_vax

Following up on two things I said I'd share during the @PopAlberta panel—reliable sources of information, and what individuals can be doing to help people get vaccinated. First, reliable resources! (1/6) #COVID19AB

(You can also watch the panel here: )

Look for information that's explicitly targeted to the people you are trying to support—there are many reasons for vaccine hesitancy and many types of vaccine information, and you want your information to be relevant to them. (2/6)

First up is @COVID_19_Canada, who offer drop-in vaccine Q&A sessions via Zoom or can also work with you to create a custom, targeted vaccine information session for your organization, company, community or religious group. covid19resources.ca/public/vaccine… (3/6)

Next up is @AIMGA1, who offer vaccine information and answers to questions in 15 languages, have a hotline to speak to medical professionals in those languages, and offer webinars in multiple languages. (4/6) aimga.ca/covid-19

Then there is the Edmonton COVID-19 Rapid Response Collaborative, a coalition of organizations in Edmonton who work with various communities and marginalized populations. The ECRRC can offer targeted, relevant support in a wide range of ways. (5/6) ecrrc.ca/vaccinations/

And finally, @thisisourshotca offers clear, factual vaccine information in a wide range of languages to help you answer questions and make sure your information is accurate. (6/6) thisisourshot.ca