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linkedin The Biden administration has enlisted McDonald’s for its multi-million dollar vaccine awareness campaign, “We Can Do This.” McCafé cups and McDelivery seal stickers will help raise vaccine awareness this summer; “We Can Do This” campaign ads will also launch on McDonald s Times Square billboard later this month, with predominant amount of the inventory being deployed for the vaccine messaging. The Biden government launched its campaign through the US Department of Health and Human Services, in April 2021. The campaign is planned to run on TV, radio, print ads, and social media. And now the campaign will also be supported by the fast-food giant through its vast network of 14,146 stores. US$10 million were spent on TV ads in April. The campaign is part of a US$250 million contract signed with ad consultant Fors Marsh originally approved by the Trump administration last year. Fors March subsequently farmed out some of the work out to
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PIH applauds equity and community focus, recommends long-term investment
Posted on May 14, 2021 Lissa Rinvil (left), a community health worker with Healthcare Network; Jackie Cochrane, a registered nurse with Healthcare Network; and Caroline Murtagh, a project manager with PIH s U.S. Public Health Accompaniment Unit, go door-to-door providing COVID-19 education in a neighborhood in Immokalee, Fla.
Photos by Scott McIntyre for Partners In Health
Yesterday, the Biden Administration announced a $7.4 billion investment in a public health workforce, to be drawn from the American Rescue Plan Act recently passed by the United States Congress. This follows an earlier announcement of $250 million for community-based organizations, also drawn from the American Rescue Plan Act.