Allison Zelkowitz is the founder and director of CUBIC – the Center for Utilizing Behavioral Insights for Children. Launched by Save the Children International in April 2020, CUBIC is the world’s first internal behavioral science team focusing specifically on the most marginalized children’s rights and welfare. Allison has been working
Nitzan) .these findings are a warning signal to the authorities to focus information campaigns on sensitivity to the ethnic and gender differences in the attitudes towards the vaccine. Evidence that a significant portion of the population in many countries may hesitate or refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19 has highlighted the need for demand generation strategies, such as engaging trusted sources to advocate for vaccination. The aim of this study was to determine ethnic, gender, and education differences in Israel in the attitude towards the new COVID-19 vaccines, prior to their December 2020 introduction. This information could help guide development of policies for promoting uptake of the vaccine in different communities.
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I am a Professor of Communication in the School of Media and Communication at Temple University in Philadelphia. Currently, I serve there as director of the Master of Science in Globalization and Development Communication program. And, I am Chair of the Scholarly Review Committee for the International Association for Media and Communication Research. Ongoing research addresses communicative action and cultural change, participation, and program assessment. Recent publications include: Jacobson, T. and Pan, L. (2014) “The Concept of the Public Sphere, with Reference to China,” In Junhao Hong (Ed.), New Trends in Communication Studies (pp. 46-65). Beijing: Tsinhua University Press. Chang, L. & Jacobson, T., and Zhang, W. (2013). Discourse and Legitimation in Singapore: The Case of Anti-Smoking Policy. Journal of Communication. 63(6), 1153-1174;and Odugbemi, S. & Jacobson, T. (Eds.) (2008) Governance Reform Under Real World Conditions: Citizens, Stakeholder