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2023
- March 1, 2023: Immunize Kansas Coalition Launches Honest Conversations Campaign
- February 22, 2023: #KansasFightsFlu Collegiate Challenge Insights Summary
- February 16, 2023: Immunize Kansas Coalition Creates Kansas-Specific Legislative Communication Materials | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- January 5, 2023: Addressing Vaccine Uncertainty in Kansas with the Film SHOT IN THE ARM and Live Q&A Panel Presentation | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
2022
- November 28, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Announces New Executive Director, Geovannie Gone
- November 17, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition launches its #KansasFightsFlu Collegiate Challenge and shares college vaccine messaging | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- October 20, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition releases two interactive online education modules, “Family Perspectives on Vaccines” and “Faith Perspectives on Vaccines” | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- September 29, 2022: New Adolescent Immunization Data shows Improvement for Kansas Rates
- August 11, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Offers New Interactive Education Module for Spanish-Speaking Populations on the Importance of Immunizations and the Risk of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- July 14, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Shares Their Experience Launching “IKC Parents & Families Book Club” This Summer | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- June 16, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Shares Tips for a Successful Exhibit Table and How to Engage Conference Attendees | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- June 2, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Accepting Applications for Executive Director
- May 12, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Hosts Two-Part Webinar Series on Engaging Vaccine Hesitancy | (See story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- April 14, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition and Kansas State Research and Extension Launch Get Caught Up Campaign | (See story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- March 17, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Hosted a Successful Virtual Educational Legislation Reception in February | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- February 17, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Offers New Interactive Online Education Modules for Vaccination During Pregnancy | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- January 7, 2022: Immunize Kansas Coalition Tips and Lessons Learned from Holiday Online Fundraising Campaign | (See Story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
2021
- November 22, 2021: Kansas City Star: As Kansas lawmakers gather to fight COVID-19 vaccine mandates, some want to go further
- November 11, 2021: Immunize Kansas Coalition Hosts Educational Booth at Community Arts & Crafts Fair | (See story on Immunization Coalitions Network News)
- August 27, 2021: Kansas Republican legislator and family physician has thoughts for vaccine conspiracists. Here's his fact check.
- April 27, 2021: CDC Foundation: Strengthening Vaccine Confidence by Supporting Community Organizations
- March 24, 2021: Kansas Action for Children: Why legislators should leave Kansas' required vaccine process alone
2020
- November 22, 2020: KSHB News: "Moderna COVID-19 vaccine trial follows safety protocols, principal investigator says" by Dr. Spyros Kalams
- Fall 2020: KUMC Wichita Pediatric Milestones Newsletter: "Why does it seem like it can be so hard to do the right thing?" by Gretchen Homan, MD
- Oct 31, 2020: Topeka Capital Journal: If COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Kansas, public confidence is key
- Aug 29, 2020: Topeka Capital Journal: Fewer Kansas kids got their shots this year. Experts caution that could lead to other kinds of school outbreaks
- May 20, 2020: Immunization Action Coalition: Issue 1496
- February 13, 2020: The Wichita Eagle: Kansas weighs stripping vaccine authority from health officials after opponent outcry
2019
- August 22, 2019: Fort Scott Biz: Kansas HPV Vaccine Rates Improve Significantly
- July 30, 2019: KSNT: 15% of Kansas kindergartners are missing vaccines
- July 3, 2019: Emporia Gazette: Mandatory vaccinations good for Kansas
- June 27, 2019: Wichita Eagle: Vaccine opponents demand Kansas drop plan to expand required child immunizations
- March 5, 2019: KAFP: 2019 Kansas Family Physican of the Year is John Eplee, MD, FAAFP
- March 3, 2019: Two Manhattan organizations received Adolescent Immunization Innovation grants - Mercury
- February 25, 2019: MEDIA RELEASE Immunize Kansas Coalition Honors Adolescent Immunization Innovation Grant Recipients
- February 8, 2019: How Kansas Hopes To Boost Low Vaccine Rates To Protect Kids Against Meningitis And More - KCUR
2018
- September 1, 2018: Coalition works to improve Kansas' number of adolescent HPV vaccinations
2017
- October 10, 2017: MEDIA RELEASE Immunize Kansas Coalition Announces Opportunity: Adolescent Immunization Innovation Grants
- September 12, 2017: MEDIA RELEASE Kansas Coalition Encouraged by Improvements in Teen Vaccination Rates
- July 20, 2017: Coalition Launches Effort to Boost KS Adolescent Immunization Rates - WIBW
- June 13, 2017: Immunize Kansas Coalition Unveils Two New Resource Tookits
- February 2, 2017: Shawnee County Sees Increase in HPV Vaccine Rate After Health Department Initiative
- January 30, 2017: MEDIA RELEASE Immunize Kansas Coalition Honors Adolescent Immunization Award Winners (Print Friendly PDF)
2016
2015
- August 3, 2015 (featured interview with Dr. Pezzino): HPV Vaccination Rates Low in Kansas - Kansas Public Radio
- August 3, 2015 (featured interview with Dr. Pezzino): Kansas teens less likely to be vaccinated against HPV - KSNT TV
- July 31, 2015: MEDIA RELEASE Kansas Ranks Low Among States for HPV and Meningitis Vaccination
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