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Video Presentations
Series Title
MaineVax.org: Protect your family and community.
Files
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Creator
WAGM-TV Creative Services
Rights and Access Note
Copyright @ 2021 All rights reserved. This video may be shared for non-commercial purposes with proper attribution. The video may not be modified or distributed (i.e., no derivative works) for commercial purposes.
Video Editor
Daniel Stairs and Michael Mathes, WAGM-TV
Producer
Jennifer Olson, WAGM-TV
Creation Date
10-2021
Duration
00:00:45
Geographic Focus
Maine (statewide)
Topics
COVID-19 vaccinations for people with disabilities; COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy; COVID-19 vaccine education; increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates for support staff of people with disabilities; and increasing COVID-19 vaccination rates for family members and children with disabilities.
Keywords
COVID-19 vaccination
Preferred Citation
Maine Developmental Disabilities Network. (2021). Bethany DeLorenzo: Group Main Stream [YouTube]. WAGM-TV Creative Services.
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Comments
Funding for this COVID-19 vaccination public service campaign was provided by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, through a partnership between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Administration for Community Living. Grantees included the University of Maine Center for Community Inclusion and Disability Studies (90DDC50040), the Maine Developmental Disabilities Council (2101MESCC5), and Disability Rights Maine (2101MEPAC5). Other contributing sponsors included Speaking Up for Us (Maine’s statewide organization run by and for people who live with intellectual and developmental disabilities) and WAGM-TV, which provided a 100% match of air time to the campaign. The views expressed in these public service announcements are those of the participants and do not necessarily represent the official views of, nor an endorsement by, the Administration for Community Living, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, or the U.S. Government.