2012 NIIW Web and E-tools
Show your support for infant immunization and NIIW. The different tools below can help you promote NIIW and your activities on your web pages, in email, and through social media networks.
Web Buttons
NIIW Web Buttons
Use to link to NIIW web page
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/events/niiw/index.html
Use to link to NIIW web page
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/events/niiw/index.html
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Spanish
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Play or download these audio and video files.
Broadcast-quality video PSA, English
Protect your Baby with Immunization 30-second Spot
This ad provides an amusing, real-life glimpse into the world of parents and babies. The emphasis is on what parents are willing to do to keep their children protected, including immunization. Immunization gives parents the power to protect their babies.
Broadcast-quality video PSA, Spanish
Visite al Doctor 30-second spot
This ad depicts parents visiting the pediatrician with their young child. The doctor explains to the parents the importance of timely vaccination. The main message is that with health, all is possible, and parents should vaccinate their children to keep them healthy.
Radio PSA, English and Spanish
Immunization Radio PSAs
30-second and 60-second broadcast-quality audio files complement the messages of the video PSAs. The English radio PSAs emphasize what parents are willing to do to keep their children protected, including immunization. The Spanish radio PSAs depict a doctor explaining to parents the importance of timely vaccination of their young daughter.
Spanish Language National Infant Immunization Week Song (MP3 file)
Ballad developed by US-Mexico Border Health Commission to promote immunizations and celebrate NIIW. Listen to the song in Spanish or download lyrics in Spanish or English [14 KB, 1 page].
Running Time: 5:45 mins
CDC -TV Get The Picture: Childhood Immunizations
Short video that helps answer the tough questions that real moms have about childhood immunizations.
Running Time: 6:27 mins
CDC Video Welcome to Parenthood
With this video, take a short, funny look at some of the challenges of being a new parent.
Running Time: 50 seconds
Promote NIIW and infant immunization by sending a Health-e-Card (or "electronic greeting card"). Encourage friends, family and co-workers to send one too.
NIIW 2012
Free online resources for National Infant Immunization Week
Blooming Baby
Keep your baby blooming...April 21-28 is National Infant Immunization Week
Growing Up Healthy
Love, Healthy Food, Regular Physical Activity, Laugh, Get Some Rest, Vaccinate
Vaccines: A top priority
As a mom, keeping your baby healthy is a top priority.
Vaccines: I Promise to Protect My Baby
I promise to protect you against 14 vaccine preventable diseases by your 2nd birthday. Promise to protect.
Are you on Twitter?
Share ongoing updates, resources, and activities related to the week. If you tweet throughout NIIW, use the hashtag #NIIW.
Need ideas to help you spread the word to partners, providers and parents through Twitter? Feel free to use these sample tweets [31 KB, 1 page].
Or, follow CDC on Twitter and retweet those messages.
For more information, see CDC’s Twitter and CDC’s Social Media Toolkit [3.76 MB, 61 pages]
Are You on Facebook?
Invite fans to NIIW events and share photos of NIIW activities; post links to new scientific research and “like” other organizations’ NIIW posts. CDC will promote NIIW on its Facebook page.
For more information, see CDC’s Social Networking Sites and CDC’s Social Media Toolkit [3.76 MB, 61 pages].
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