RESOURCES
At Together Toward Health, our partners and grantees have created a variety of materials and messages to promote equitable COVID-19 recovery and broader health equity. Across this incredibly diverse state, leading organizations on the ground frequently have to get creative and specific to reach their audiences, tailoring tactics that speak directly to their people.
Through culturally relevant messages and by reaching out in people’s native languages, our partners and grantees are able to connect with their peers, relatives and neighbors by providing relatable and reliable information about COVID-19 and the vaccines. To efficiently share useful lessons and ideas that can be replicated for other audiences, we have compiled a comprehensive set of resources from across our grantees, as well as from other leading organizations.
Grantee Resource Highlights
California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB) Vaccine & Fertility Flyers and Handouts
The California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB) has created flyers and handouts for the American Indian population on topics such as boosters, vaccines, and fertility. These materials distribute important information and resources, strengthened by culturally-competent images and content.
Language: English
Population: American Indian & Alaska Native
Region: Statewide
California Rural Indian Health Board Vaccination Testimonial Video
In the California Rural Indian Health Board (CRIHB) video titled “As a Mother, I Chose to Vaccinate My Son,” Lindsey Covey [Hupa (Natinixwe)] speaks to the importance of vaccination in the American Indian community and why she chose to have her son vaccinated.
Language: English
Population: American Indian & Alaska Native
Region: Statewide
99 Rootz Local Artwork Poster
99 Rootz, a youth program dedicated to creating safe spaces and leadership opportunities for youth in rural Central Valley, have designed a poster that features local artwork from their community. The poster promotes mask wearing, social distancing, and vaccinations.
Language: English
Population: Youth, Farmworkers
Region: Central Valley (Merced)
Valley Center for the Blind’s
COVID-19 Disability Guidance Document
Valley Center for the Blind, an organization that focuses on improving and enhancing the lives of people with vision loss in the Central Valley, has compiled a guidance document on COVID-19 vaccination clinic disability etiquette. This guide outlines best communication practices and how to assist people with disabilities.
Language: English
Population: Blind and visually impared
Region: Central Valley (Fresno)
Grantee Resources List
How to Use this List:
This list is a repository of useful resources developed by TTH grantee partners. Scroll through below or use the link above to open an easily searchable Google Sheet. There are 2 ways to search the spreadsheet:
Option 1 - Search box
Click “Open Full Resources List” to open the spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
Use the keyboard shortcut Control + F (for Windows) or Cmd + F (for Mac).
This will open a small Find box at the top right part of your sheet.Enter the keyword that you want to search in the entire worksheet.
The above steps will highlight all the rows that have the matching text.
For example, if you are interested in seeing examples of videos, you can open the Find box, and enter the keyword “video.” All mentions of the word “video” in the sheet will be highlighted for easy review.
Option 2 - Sort by columns
Click “Open Full Resources List” to open the spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
At the top, right-click the letter of the column you want to sort by.
Click Sort sheet A to Z or Sort sheet Z to A to rearrange the spreadsheet.
For example, if you are looking for all Spanish language materials, you can mouse over to the “Language” column, right click at the top of the column and sort by A to Z. From here, all Languages will be grouped together. Scroll down to the Spanish section until you find the list of flyers.