National Network of Immunization Coalitions

Save the date! IZCoalitions Network webinar on February 19 will feature Dorit Reiss, professor of law, UC Hastings, discussing the current state of the antivaccine movement

Mark your calendar! The IZCoalitions Network will host a webinar on February 19 from 1:00–2:00 p.m. (ET) with Dorit Reiss, JD, PhD, professor of law, UC Hastings, discussing the current state of the antivaccine movement.

Registration will be available soon.

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Register now! The 49th National Immunization Conference will be held in Atlanta on May 19–21

The 49th National Immunization Conference (NIC) will be held May 19–21 at the Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta. NIC brings together more than 1,500 local, state, federal, and private-sector immunization stakeholders and partners to explore science, policy, education, and planning issues related to immunization and vaccine-preventable diseases.

Registration for the conference is now open.

Visit the National Immunization Conference website for more information about the conference, hotel registration, fees, and more.

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Visit the California Immunization Coalition’s recently updated website, ImmunizeCA.org

Toward the end of 2019, the California Immunization Coalition announced the official launch of their updated website, ImmunizeCA.org. The website has been refreshed with updated images and information and is now easier to navigate. Be sure to visit today!

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Please make sure your coalition’s information is up to date on immunizationcoalitions.org, the website of the National Network for Immunization Coalitions

The National Network for Immunization Coalitions website at www.immunizationcoalitions.org is a place to learn about immunization coalitions, their locations, missions, activities, newsletters, and how to engage with them. The website promotes the activities of immunization coalitions and nonprofits, offers resources of importance to the network, and provides a searchable online database of local, state, regional, and national immunization coalitions. Interested supporters of immunization can find contacts, resources, ideas, and volunteer opportunities.

There are now 134 immunization coalitions and nonprofits listed on this website; view their pages here. If your coalition is not listed, or your information needs to be updated, please email info@immunizationcoalitions.org.

New coalitions and nonprofits are encouraged to include their information on the National Network for Immunization Coalitions website. New information can be added at any time by emailing info@immunizationcoalitions.org.

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Read about upcoming conferences sponsored by state or regional immunization coalitions

Registration is open for two upcoming immunization coalition conferences. The details are below:

• Indiana Immunization Coalition is holding a Pink Book Training April 14–15 in Plainfield. Visit the Indiana Immunization Coalition 2020 Pink Book Training registration page for registration information. Continuing education credit available for many disciplines.
• California Immunization Coalition is inviting abstracts for its 2020 California Immunization Coalition Summit, which will be held on June 9–10, in Sacramento. Deadline for submitting an abstract is February 3. Access additional information on the 2020 California Immunization Coalition Summit web page.

If you have an immunization-related event that you would like your colleagues to know about, email IAC at info@immunizationcoalitions.org.

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Subscribe to IAC Express to stay current on the latest ACIP recommendations, FDA licensures, vaccination resources, and more

IAC Express, the free weekly newsletter produced by the Immunization Action Coalition (IAC), is emailed to more than 50,000 opt-in subscribers every Wednesday morning, providing articles that succinctly summarize the week’s important immunization developments.

IAC Express keeps you informed about new and updated vaccine recommendations from CDC and new vaccine licensures by the FDA. You’ll read about newly posted Vaccine Information Statements and their translations and become acquainted with new immunization education materials from IAC, CDC, AAP, and other organizations.

IAC Express also provides updates on online and in-person educational opportunities, many offering free continuing education credit.

To view the most recent issue of IAC Express, visit www.immunize.org/express.

To subscribe, simply provide your name and email address at www.immunize.org/subscribe. We will never share your contact information. Subscribe today to have the latest in vaccine news and resources at your fingertips.

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Subscribe to CDC’s Immunization Works newsletter for monthly immunization resources, information, and events

The CDC Immunization Works monthly newsletter offers the immunization community information about current topics. The information is in the public domain, is free of charge, and can be reproduced and circulated widely.

The December issue is viewable here.

Subscribe to CDC’s Immunization Works newsletter for monthly resources and information on vaccination sent straight to your inbox.

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Check out IAC’s “Calendar of Events” web page to find upcoming conferences and events, including those sponsored by immunization coalitions

IAC maintains a Calendar of Events web page for healthcare professionals at immunize.org. This is an easy way to find out about upcoming regional, state, and national conferences, including those sponsored by coalitions. The calendar also includes special weeks of national observances.

If you have an immunization-related event that you would like your colleagues to know about, email IAC at info@immunizationcoalitions.org.

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