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Video/Audio Products

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.

The Crisis of Xiomara Juana Josefina Sanchez de la Ruiz

This mini telenovela follows the story of a young Latina weighing the potential benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine. Developed by local Latinx/o youth in Washington state.

The Activist- Public Service Announcement

This short PSA features local activist and influencer, Francis Madi, inspiring other young adults and members of the LGBTQIA+ Latinx community to show their leadership by getting vaccinated and/or boosted for COVID-19 to keep their communities safe.

Product developed by Latino Commission on AIDS

Together Again

This video features local community leaders sharing messages about the progress that Central Falls, Rhode Island has made in addressing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Staying Healthy During COVID-19 is Trendy

This cinematographic short video is of a young Latino man protecting himself and others from COVID-19 by following local COVID-19 prevention guidelines.

COVID-19 Mental Health Struggles? Let us Help

This short video features a local leader/professional speaking to young people about mental health challenges that the pandemic has brought about, and shares brief coping strategies.

My Health is My Power

This culturally-tailored video aims to normalize mental health conversations among the Latino community and promotes seeking help for challenges commonly experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic such as loss of a loved one, isolation, anxiety, depression, and more.

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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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