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Important Disclaimer: The purpose of this library is to showcase the wide range of COVID-19 products created by the PODER en SALUD coalition from 2020-2024, highlighting their successful efforts. We encourage individuals and organizations to use our products as inspiration for developing culturally, linguistically, and situationally appropriate health communications. While these resources may reflect past public health guidance, they offer valuable insights and historical context for COVID-19 communication strategies.

Adapting Our Products: If you choose to adapt one of our products, please ensure proper citation using the following format: Source: Material adapted from PROCEED, Inc., NCTSTA - PODER en SALUD Project and [name of authoring agency], date.

Protect Your Health

This flyer promotes a 3-part COVID-19 educational video series for Latinos to stay safe during the pandemic.

Soy Esencial T-shirt Design

These custom-made t-shirt designs are part of a local COVID-19 effort in rural Missouri to raise awareness of COVID-19 risks among meatpacking workers. T-shirts are worn by workers and community members that support their protections.

COVID-19 and Meat Packing Workers

This infographic provides facts about COVID-19 and meatpacking plant processing workers in rural Missouri, as part of a local awareness of COVID-19 campaign.

Children’s Activity Book

A fun 8-page children’s activity book offers fun games and activities for children of farmworkers to play with their families. It includes word searches, connect-the-dots, spot the differences, and hidden object pictures, all using vocabulary and images related to COVID-19 prevention.


Healthy Distancing and Prevention

A four-page comic book is centered around a farmworker couple who learns that they have been exposed to COVID-19 at work and implement measures to better protect themselves.

Myths vs. Reality

This poster aim to increase access to factual information through a digital flyer that specifies misconceptions that our target the youth population.

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Building Hispanic/Latino Community Capacity (BHLCC) to Respond to COVID-19 is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The contents are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, CDC/HHS, or the U.S. Government.

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