In this report, researchers at the UNM Center for Social Policy present their results from a vaccine messaging survey among parents in New Mexico to identify strategies for increasing vaccination rates among children ages 5-11.

The UNM Center for Social Policy along with several national partners worked to survey New Mexican attitudes about COVID-19 vaccines. This report provides data to create evidenced-based strategies to improve outreach to those New Mexicans still hesitant to become vaccinated or who have faced challenges with the process. To see methodology, also visit here. 

In this brief, the HRC Foundation and PSB look at data on vaccine uptake, hesitancy, and the economic impact of the pandemic on the LGBT+ Community. 

In this article, Crenshaw et. al. explore solutions to addressing vaccine hesitancy and access barriers among high-risk migrant populations globally. 

In this report, researchers at the UNM Center for Social Policy present their results from a vaccine messaging survey among young adults to provide strategies for tackling vaccine hesitancy. 

This brief from the UNM Center of Social Policy examines barriers to vaccine uptake among immigrant communities in New Mexico, and the strategies to address them. Download the following infographics: English/Español

This publication examines different strategies employed by states that can be valuable models in how to center equity in vaccine distribution. 

Vaccinate with Confidence is the strategic framework of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to strengthen vaccine confidence and prevent outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases in the United States.