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Who is Mohamud Omar?
(he/him) Mohamud Omar is the Program Associate for the CoVIP Acceleration program. Primary work includes drafting contracts, and budgets, with direction from the program deputy …
Who is Hallelujah Anteneh?
(she/her) Hallelujah (Halle) currently works as a Communications Specialist for the TFGH’s Respiratory Virus Prevention Programs. She previously worked with the Focus Area for Compassion …
Who is Cara Tupps?
(she/her) Cara works in the Center for Vaccine Equity at the Task Force for Global Health, where she is responsible for the monitoring and evaluation …
Who is Amanda Edwards?
(she/her) Amanda Edwards is the Program Associate with the CoVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Program (COVIP) under the Center for Vaccine Equity. She currently manages expenditures for …
Who is Mimi Puckett?
(she/her) Mimi Puckett currently serves as one of the Project Managers within the CoVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Program (CoVIP). She manages multiple subawards across various countries …
Who is Dorothy Ochieng?
(she/her) Dorothy Ochieng serves as a project manager at CoVIP. In this role, she supports implementing partners to plan, implement, and evaluate projects in various …
Who is Amanda Bolster?
(she/her) Amanda Bolster serves as Associate Director of Development and Partnerships at The Task Force for Global Health (TFGH). She supports the communications, partnership and …
Who is Asalif Belayneh?
(he/him) Asalif Belayneh currently works as Associate Director for the Task Force for Global Health’s CoVIP. His primary focus is coordinating technical support to low- …
Who is Dominique Richardson?
(she/her) Dominique Richardson serves as the Associate Deputy Director for the COVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Program at the Task Force for Global Health since February 2021. …
Who is Dora Curry?
(she/they) In her current role as Director, Program Implementation in Task Force for Global Health’s Covid-19 Vaccine Implementation Program, Dora Curry leads project implementation for …
Who is Tony Mounts?
(he/him) Dr. Mounts originally trained in clinical medicine with specialization in Pediatrics, Internal Medicine with a sub-specialization in adult Infectious Diseases. After several years of …
Blog: Global Health Experts Say ‘Act Now’ on Equity This U.S. National Immunization Awareness Month
By Noah Louis-Ferdinand, Voices for Vaccines Communications Coordinator In the wake of a global pandemic, quickly transitioning into another outbreak, many of us are understandably …
Increasing COVID-19 Vaccine Access in Asia, West Pacific Region
The hustle and bustle of the impending Christmas and New Year holidays was upon the Philippines in late November 2021. Something else was also stirring …
New COVID Excess Mortality Number Highlights Vaccination Challenges
By Andi Kezh, Communications Intern A report published earlier this month from the World Health Organization (WHO) indicates that the actual COVID-19 death toll is …
External Resources
WHO COVID Vaccine Introduction Toolkit
Find the WHO’s resources on how to introduce the COVID-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus Disease Resources | CDC
The U.S. CDC’s COVID-19 webpage includes guidelines, information, and protocols.
COVID-19 Print Resources | CDC
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CoVIP Resources
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Header photo: Health workers in Mongolia transport vaccines to remote areas via motorcycle. Maintaining the cold chain for vaccines is often difficult for reaching remote areas and villages to ensure that all people have access to protection against vaccine-preventable diseases. Photo courtesy of PIVI.