Better communication for better health. 
The Public Health Communications Collaborative (PHCC) creates timely, relevant, and practical tools, messaging, and training to support and enhance the communications capacity of public health professionals across the country.
Latest Alerts
Trending claims, topics, and events in public health and how to respond.
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Extreme cold fuels online conversations about safety and climate change
Low Impact
As many U.S. states experience extreme cold and snow, some social media users are discussing severe weather events and their…
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Posts debate natural immunity as South Carolina’s measles outbreak expands
Medium Impact
On January 20, South Carolina health officials confirmed 88 new measles cases over the weekend, bringing the state’s total to…
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Child flu deaths spark concern about low vaccine uptake
Medium Impact
Online posts continue to debate the effectiveness and safety of flu vaccines amid reports of unvaccinated children dying and being…
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Experts and parents express concern as CDC overhauls childhood vaccine schedule
High Impact
On January 5, the CDC reduced the number of vaccines it recommends for children from 17 to 11. The change…
Trending Topics
Trending public health topics, related talking points, and ready-to-share resources.
Latest Resources
Ready-to-share resources and social media content about emergent public health issues.
Webinars
Learning opportunities with leaders in public health and communications.
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Ask Us Anything: Communicating About Immunization in 2026
It’s no secret that 2025 presented many new communications challenges for those on the frontlines of public health. From measles…
Courses
Communicating for Change: Strategic Communications for Public Health
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PHCC Academy is a free training hub to equip public health professionals with the confidence and competence to communicate effectively with their communities.
Latest Communication Tools
Timely resources and messaging to help you communicate about public health issues.
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