Why are so many vaccinated people getting COVID-19 lately?
Latino Cartoonist Has A Strong Message for Latinos: Get Vaccinated.
Lalo Alcaraz is part of a COVID Latino project with a goal of using art and social media to disseminate information – and counter misinformation – about COVID-19.
Zuli Garcia Helped Over 600 Latinos in Iowa Get the COVID Vaccine
The Salvadoran American first launched Knock and Drop Iowa, which delivers food to Latino families. Now she’s making sure they are getting the COVID-19 vaccine too.
Jill Biden Shows Solidarity With Puerto Rico’s Teachers and Healthcare Workers
The First Lady sends compassion and support to people on the island, who have deal with great challenges from the pandemic, especially those in Guánica, which were affected by earthquakes.
Los hispanohablantes de Arizona pueden llamar a esta línea directa para programar una cita para vacunarse
La vacuna se ofrece sin costo alguno a todos en Arizona, sin importar si se tiene seguro médico o su estatus migratorio.
Spanish-Speaking Arizonans Can Call This Hotline to Book Vaccine Appointments
Vaccines are being offered at no cost to everyone in Arizona, regardless of health insurance or immigration status.
Parents in Puerto Rico Protest 2-Week School Closings After Covid Spike
Parents on both sides of the controversial issue weigh in, as the government is challenged to offer solutions that allow parents to work from home.
Lo que debes hacer si te niegan la vacuna por ser indocumentado
“Las personas tienen que alzar su voz y pelear por sus derechos, porque los tenemos. La vacuna está disponible para todos”, dijo Graciela Araujo.
What to Do if You Get Denied the COVID Vaccine Because You’re Undocumented
“Stay there, and ask for an explanation,” Graciela Araujo said. “People have to speak up and fight for their rights because we do have rights here. The vaccine is available for everyone—for everyone.”
What Biden’s American Rescue Plan Means for Your Healthcare Coverage
With the president’s expansions of the Affordable Care Act, nearly 730,000 uninsured Latinos in the US, many of them in Florida, will be newly eligible to save money on healthcare coverage.