The third in the series of the multilingual Vaccine Bulletins is now live. Verified by doctors and a product of cross-sector collaboration, this bulletin answers the question, ‘Who Were the Vaccines Tested On?’. It also explains why the vaccines were tested on people of ethnically and racially diverse backgrounds.
The bulletin is available in 12 languages: Arabic, Bengali, English, Farsi, French, Hindi, Punjabi, Somali, Spanish, Swahili, Tamil, and Urdu.
Click here to access them all via Google Drive.
More languages to come, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
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We encourage you to use and adapt this content to reach a wider audience. If you or community members prefer video or audio, use the bulletin as the basis for a script that you record on your phone - just remember to credit the partners! We’d love to hear how you adapt it to make it more accessible to your audience. If you would like to ask for advice or share what you’ve created, please send us an email
Here's some suggested text for sharing the bulletins with your networks:
Here is a new COVID-19 Vaccine Bulletin explaining who the vaccines were tested on. It's available in 12 languages and is jointly produced by doctors and newcomer-serving organizations. We hope you find it useful! We invite you to share it widely or use it as the script to record an audio or video file to share with others. Please be sure to credit the source: Women’s College Hospital, OCASI, TAIBU Community Health Centre and Refugee 613. Kindly send feedback to info@refugee613.ca.
This is a team effort and you play a critical role in getting this information to the people who need it. Thank you for your ongoing support, this wouldn’t be possible without you.
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