Vaccination Social Media Toolkit

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TMA’s Be Wise – Immunize^SM program has created a variety of shareable social media assets to help you convey that vaccinations for children and adults are important, safe, and effective. Please click on the links below to save and share to your social media pages. Check-out additional videos and infographics about Vaccine-Preventable Diseases. Don't forget to tag TMA when you post.

General Vaccination Messages
Adult Vaccinations
Childhood Vaccinations
Human papillomavirus (HPV)
Influenza
Measles

General Vaccination Messages

Your Health’s Best Shot

Protect the Ones You Love

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Adult Vaccinations

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Childhood Vaccinations

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Human Papillomavirus

HPV for parents of adolescents

HPV for young adults (version 1)

HPV for young adults (version 2)

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Influenza

"COVID-19 is here, but so is the flu" Poster (with five flu facts)

General flu message (version 1)

Lists high-risk groups (version 2)

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Measles

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Last Updated On

September 30, 2020

Originally Published On

July 13, 2020

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