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CDC is working to improve equity in adult immunization across disproportionately affected populations through partnerships that drive community-level action, including support for vaccination in racial and ethnic minority groups.
Support for partners – specifically those organizations at the local and community levels – aim to help them to inform, implement, and assess activities focused on vaccine awareness, access, availability, and confidence in their communities. This support includes learning community for partners, data-informed technical assistance, and deploying communications.Learning Community for Partnersconnected avatars iconCDC provides learning support to partners, including technical assistance, coaching, subject matter expertise, peer-to-peer learning, and a central hub for outreach materials and resources.
**Direct Assistance**
One-on-one coaching and subject matter expertise to support program delivery
**Peer-to-Peer and Group Learning**
Workshops, webinars, and cohort-based insight sharing for all partner organizations
**Materials Management**
Access to a repository of curated and evaluated materials and resources to support programming
*Access the Vaccine Resource Hub*
*Learn more about the Learning Community. [1 page]*Data-Informed Technical Assistancemagnifying glass iconCDC provides data analysis combined with technical assistance to support and guide local partners in planning and implementation efforts to reduce racial disparities in vaccination.
**Data Analysis**
Highlights communities of color that may be experiencing barriers around access and confidence;
Identifies sub-populations who may have elevated risk based on age, race/ethnicity, health conditions, or income; and
Prioritizes geographic areas to focus outreach efforts and vaccine access based on populations most in need.**Technical Assistance**
Hosts webinars, office hours, and facilitated knowledge sharing of leading practices to support the partner network;
Analyzes organizations’ data to provide insight on communities most in need; and,
Focuses vaccine outreach efforts.Deploying Communicationscellphone ringing iconCDC supports long-term efforts building trust in vaccines among racial and ethnic minority groups by deploying communications, addressing misinformation on social media, and promoting accurate vaccine messaging.
*Learn how we are addressing vaccine misinformation. [1 page]*older woman wearing mask. text says: Protect from COVID-19. Getting a COVID-19 vaccine adds one more layer of protection.Related PagesPartnering for Vaccine Equity
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							Last Reviewed:  October 26, 2021						Source: 	National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases
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