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Mitos y realidades sobre las vacunas contra el COVID-19 para niños de 5 a 11 años

Radio Indigena | Interview with community members and health experts about Covid vaccines for children 5-11 years old.

Vacunemos a los ninos de 6 meses a 4 años contra el Covid

Latino TV | Video report on the importance of vaccinating children from 6 months to 4 years old with Covid vaccines.

More Than 90% of Afghanis in California have been Vaccinated

Afghan TV | Still, there are pockets of the Afghani community in the U.S. that are hesitant to be vaccinated because of COVID misinformation.

SB 911 Would Drive a Stake in the Heart of California’s Ethnic Media

SB 911 would dedicate $25 million in state funds to local and ethnic journalism. It would also stab the independent ethnic media sector in the heart. 

‘We Are Alone’: Colombian Town Grapples with the Consequences of Climate Change

Along the banks of Colombia's largest river, communities are left to fend for themselves amid the risings impacts of climate change.

Miedos infundados limitan vacunación contra COVID-19 en menores de zonas rurales de CA

Peninsula 360 Press | Members of one family in the Bay Area say they don't believe Covid exists and that getting vaccinated puts them at greater risk than any possible infection.

Disinformation Dampens Enthusiasm for COVID Vaccinations

Chico Sol | In Butte County, only 17.7% of children ages 5-11 and 39% ages 12-17 are fully vaccinated, well below statewide averages.

Buenas Tardes con Celina y la invitada Doctora Lucía Abascal

Dr. Lucia Abascal shares her experience as a mom, clarifies myths and the importance of vaccinating children for the future.

Vacunas contra la COVID-19 para niños entre 6 meses y 4 años

El Informador Del Valle | What parents need to know about vaccinating children against COVID-19, especially those ages 6 months to 4 years old (Page 9).

Mitos y verdades: Desviando las mentiras e incertidumbres de la vacuna del C19

El Popular | Myths and truths: Deflecting the lies and uncertainties of the C19 vaccine.

Padres inmigrantes aún piensan que a sus hijos no les va a dar Covid-19 o sus variantes

Impulso News | Immigrant parents still think that their children will not get Covid, despite that it is the fourth leading cause of death in children under one.

No vacunaré a mi bebé porque las comadres me dicen que la vacuna contra covid no es segura

Kiosko Magazine | I will not vaccinate my baby because the "comadres" tell me that the Covid vaccine is not safe.

San Fernando Valley Parents Share Their Views On COVID-19 Baby Vaccine

San Fernando Valley Sun | COVID-19 vaccine for the youngest children brings parental vaccine hesitancy to the surface.

Una pareja de Los Ángeles rechaza vacuna contra Covid hasta no ver secuelas en 15 años

SinMurosNews | An L.A. couple refuses COVID vaccine, "A nurse told us that the real consequences of the vaccine would be known in 15 years."

Las vacunas para bebés y niños pequeños comienzan, pero una madre de Sylmar, como muchas, no está lista para confiar en ella

San Fernando Valley Sun | Infant and Toddler Vaccinations Begin, but One Sylmar Mom, Like Many, Isn’t Ready to Trust It

Mistrust and Misinformation Hold Back Black Vaccination Rates

Richmond Pulse | How misinformation impacted Black families; as one member passed away from COVID, the importance of getting vaccinated hits home.

Mitos en la comunidad latina contra a la vacuna del covid-19

KPFA & KIQI | Interview with Dr. Lucia Abascal sharing her experience about her own children, her ongoing research on global health and support for vaccines.

Mitos y Realidades de la vacuna COVID-19 para niños

El Informador Del Valle | Research reveals that vaccines are one of the most effective tools to protect the health and future of our children (Page 9).

Urgen a familias para que vacunen a sus niños

La Opinion | As of May 26, 39 little Latinos have died; the resistance of families persists and state health authorities want to increase the vaccination rate by breaking myths.

Confronting Disinformation in Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities

OpEd/By Christine Chen, Executive Director of APIAVote Misinformation and disinformation are one of the great challenges facing Asian American and Pacific Islander communities today. They...

La pandemia de COVID-19 empeora la salud mental de los niños de minorias

Un informe reciente de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) que encuestó a más de 7000 estudiantes de secundaria,...

Covid 19 Myths Harm Indigenous Oaxacan Families in Southern California

Religious beliefs and a lack of reliable information are among the reasons many indigenous Oaxacans refuse to be vaccinated.

Mitos y verdades de las vacunas contra Covid 19

Los expertos desmontan los mitos que rodean a la vacuna Covid, la forma más segura de frenar la propagación de la enfermedad.

Ending Covid-19 Vaccine Myths

One of the reasons that many refuse to be vaccinates is the spread of misinformation through social media.

Covid-19 and Anti-science Forces

For one 30-year-old man who works in construction, masks and vaccine mandates are part of a grand conspiracy.

The Dangers of Using Chlorine Dioxide to Treat Covid-19

Latino families are using the chemical compound, despite there being no scientific evidence to support its use in humans.

Disinformation, Myths and Realities of Covid-19

The misinformation that has arisen in Spanish-speaking communities throughout the pandemic is due to a variety of issues.

Combating myths about the Covid-19 Vaccine among Oaxacan Indigenous Communities

California is one of the most diverse states that welcomes immigrants from many ethnic groups, especially indigenous Mexicans.

Covid 19 Vaccine Myths in the Central Valley

In the San Joaquin Valley, where Latinos are the majority, vaccination rates remain low in part because of myths about the dangers of the vaccine.

From Chips to Infertility, Myths about COVID-19 Vaccine Still Circulate in Redwood City’s Latino Community

Misinformation and fear in Redwood City's Latino community continue to surround the COVID-19 vaccine.

The High Cost of a Tow After an ICE Arrest

And why this Fresno tow truck driver and his neighbors are still offering their services to local residents for free.

The AAPI Vote in 2026: What Has Shifted Within This Diverse Electorate?

Oct 16 | Explore how Asian American and Pacific Islander voters’ priorities are shifting ahead of the 2026 midterms, including new survey findings, Gen Z engagement, voting barriers, and perspectives from battleground states.

Ahead of the Midterms, Native Voters Face Major Barriers to the Ballot

Most Native American voters have never been contacted by a political campaign, while casting a ballot costs more time and money than any other group.

DHS Is Using FEMA Buildings as Pop-up Immigration Courts, Denying Public Access

Congressman Greg Stanton says he was blocked from entering a makeshift immigration courtroom, raising concerns about public access to the proceedings.