Women are this country’s living infrastructure.
We must center women’s experiences in vaccine conversations and
address how we can ensure women and their families have equitable access to the vaccine.
A Candid Conversation About COVID-19 Vaccines
On Monday, May 24th, USOW and Made to Save partnered with Supermajority and HHS to host a candid conversation between President Obama, Eva Longoria, and special guests about the COVID-19 vaccines and the disproportionate health impact this pandemic has had on women, particularly women of color. Watch their responses to questions about the vaccines below!
Health Disparities in Communities of Color
Racial and ethnic communities are getting vaccinated at different rates in the United States, and people’s concerns about the vaccine may be informed by their cultural, racial, and ethnic background.
Vaccine Efficacy for Young People
Young people are not immune to the effects of COVID-19, which is why it’s important that they can safely get the vaccine.
Women’s Health
Women physicians debunk COVID-19 vaccine myths about fertility, menstruation, and child safety.
Women’s Influence to Get Vaccinated
Throughout the pandemic women stepped up to take care of their families and now they are stepping up to ensure they get vaccinated.
COVID-19 Vaccine Resources
Check out these resources from our coalition, Made to Save, and other partners!
COVID-19 Vaccine Information
Learn more information about the reliability and safety of the COVID-19 vaccines from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Get Vaccinated
Schedule an appointment for yourself or help someone you know make a vaccination plan. To find a COVID-19 vaccination appointment near you, visit vaccines.gov, text your zip code to 438829, call 1-800-232-0233 or find your local health department website here.
We Demand More: Vaccines for All Women Week of Action
Monday, May 17th – Friday, May 21st
Hosted by the We Demand More coalition, including United State of Women and Supermajority, and Made to Save, the We Demand More: Vaccines for All Women Week of Action encouraged women to get vaccinated, shared information about vaccines to help women make informed decisions about their health, and combatted the disinformation targeted at women, particularly Black, Indigenous and other women of color.
A special thank you to our co-hosts and partners!
