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Health for a Change: Tackling the Immunization Crisis

The rise of vaccine hesitancy is creating a public health crisis in our communities. In Kentucky and across the country we are now seeing cases of diseases that were once thought to be eliminated. Misinformation and anti-vaccine policies are fostering mistrust, while also making it more difficult to access vaccines in some cases. This webinar will dive into these issues and explore ways advocates and health officials can tackle this crisis.

Here's what you’ll learn:

  1. Why dropping rates of immunizations in kids should be considered a public health crisis.

  2. What policies and conspiracies are contributing to the problem.

  3. Methods and resources advocates can utilize to improve vaccine access and trust.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Christopher Bolling

Volunteer Professor of Pediatrics, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Pediatrician(retired), Pediatric Associates, PSC, Crestview Hills, KY

  • Jessy Sanders

Health Communicator Program Manager

Kentucky Rural Health Association – Immunize Kentucky Coalition

  • Kelly Taulbee

Director of Communications & Development

Kentucky Voices for Health

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