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Report: Strategies to promote COVID-19 vaccination among urban Native American communities

Report: Strategies to promote COVID-19 vaccination among urban Native American communities

COVID-19Indigenous peopleFactsheet
Published: July 25, 2023 Last reviewed: April 17, 2025
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Report outlines best practices for effective messaging and strategies to promote COVID-19 vaccination among urban Native American communities. The report presents recommendations based on qualitative interviews conducted with both unvaccinated Native Americans and local experts working to address COVID-19 in their community.

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Developed byDepartment of Indian Work and Wilder Research

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