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Round Up Winter 2020 from Shot...
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Dear Mila Green,

Please consider using this 2-question survey when you plan to show a ShotByShot story at your event. The results will help us better understand the impact of our stories.
For questions email: info@shotbyshot.org.

Thank you!
ShotByShot

Dear patrons and friends of ShotByShot.org,

Happy New Year! Please enjoy the Winter 2020 edition of ShotByShot.org�s Round Up newsletter with our news updates.

ShotByShot celebrates 10 year anniversary!

Alice and Gayle's Flu Story PSA

It�s hard for us to believe that we launched ShotByShot.org 10 years ago with a handful of personal stories and a vision to put a real face on vaccine-preventable diseases. From our humble beginnings, we have become a nationally recognized resource with over 200 stories�and our gallery continues to grow. We owe a huge debt of gratitude to our ShotByShot community, all those who have contributed stories and those who use the stories to educate patients, students, families, and communities about the value of preventing vaccine-preventable diseases. During 2020 we hope to give you more ways to celebrate ShotByShot as well as some highlights of our history where we have touched hearts and minds, thanks to you

New flu story PSAs and infographics

We refreshed our partnership with the American Lung Association�s MyShot campaign, by launching three flu PSAs this past December: Mike�s Story, Alice and Gayle�s Story, and Brian�s Story. All of these target adults 50+ who have chronic conditions. These are part of a wealth of flu stories available to you for educational purposes at ShotByShot.org. In addition, we enlarged our collection of flu-related infographics. Scarlet�s Story infographic went viral on Facebook with over 100,000 views. If you�re on social media, we encourage you to explore and use our growing collection of infographics!

New HPV stories launched for January observance

We are so excited to launch two new cervical cancer survivor stories, just in time for January�s National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Lily�s Story (video) shares the experience of what it�s like to get an HPV cancer diagnosis at the tender age of 27 and her motivation to talk to parents and younger girls. Melissa�s Story (written) shares the journey of a young mom of 2 boys who through her personal experience with cervical cancer becomes an outspoken advocate for the HPV vaccine. Our contributors want their stories heard. Read and view them, then share!

We want to hear from you!

Have you got an anecdote for ShotByShot? We�d love to know what our stories have meant to you and your work. Have an idea or a story lead? Contact us at info@shotbyshot.org.

Think a colleague might enjoy Round-Up?
Please share! It�s easy to request to be put on the distribution list. Visit www.shotbyshot.org/ On the home page, look for the �sign-up� link in the Community Voices box.

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Dear patrons and friends of ShotByShot.org,

We wish you good health during our global pandemic. We hope you find inspiration in the Fall 2020 edition of ShotByShot.org's Round Up newsletter with our news updates.

An Extraordinary Year Share during our pandemic

Protect Tomorrow PSA

2020 has been an extraordinary year. Our global pandemic has interrupted routine immunizations. Please consider using ShotByShot stories, PSAs, and infographics to help remind parents and communities about vaccine-preventable diseases and the importance of immunizations. Try sharing the Protect Tomorrow PSA (1:11 minutes), created by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Select stories to promote flu awareness, such as Facing Influenza, Scarlet's Story, or JoJo's Story. Our gallery has many options!

ShotByShot 10 Years Strong!

Learn about ShotByShot's history and trajectory during the past decade in this 2020 California Immunization Coalition (CIC) webinar featuring Ariel Loop, BSN, RN-BC, PHN and Tammy Pilisuk, MPH.

ShotByShot stories now feature [cc] captions

We are very pleased to announce that our online story collection now features closed captions [cc] which may be turned on at the viewer's discretion. In addition, viewers who wish to request and download captioned videos files from the website should email us at info@shotbyshot.org to request a captioned video.

Four hepatitis B stories

Earlier this year we featured four new hepatitis B stories contributed by the National Hepatitis B Foundation and The StoryCenter. These wonderful additions include Joe's Story the story of a gay man coming to terms with an untreatable form of hepatitis B, Jacki's Story, the story of a man who took his family's experience with the disease and became a leader in his community spreading disease awareness, Sura's Story, the story of a woman who lost her 21-year old brother Ali, a medical student, after a needle stick from a virulent form of hepatitis b. Lastly, Roger's Story, is the story of a man who had to learn everything about the disease he acquired-including the importance of vaccinating his family.

New chickenpox story

Rory's Story, told by his mom, explains how Rory comes down with chickenpox just after his first birthday. His little body is covered with hundreds of pox lesions. Rory's older brother asks questions and learns that he is protected by what mom calls "super-hero serum" (AKA his vaccination).

We want to hear from you!

Have you got an anecdote for ShotByShot? We'd love to know what our stories have meant to you and your work. Have an idea or a story lead? Contact us at info@shotbyshot.org.

Think a colleague might enjoy Round-Up?

Please share! It's easy to request to be put on the distribution list. Visit www.shotbyshot.org/ On the home page, look for the "sign-up" link in the Community Voices box.

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Credentials

Affiliation *

Are you a student? *

How did you hear about Shot By Shot? *

For what purpose would you like to use SBS stories? *

Who is your expected audience? *

When you share the stories will you have any opportunity for audience feedback? *

Yes

No Consider distributing this 2-question survey to the people in your audience and share aggregate results with us. We will be in touch with you after your event is over. Selected Stories No stories selected. Please confirm your agreement to the following: *

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