Videos

Vaccines in the U.S.: A Journey Through History

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Promoting HPV Vaccination Policy to Prevent HPV Cancers

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Realizing a Regional Plan to Eliminate HPV Cances, Starting with Cervical Cancer, as a Public Health Concern in the Southeast

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Closing the HPV Vaccination Gap and Preventing HPV Cancers from Boys to Men

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Harvesting Best Practices to Prevent Rural HPV Cancers

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Aligning Efforts, Amplifying Impact: Boosting HPV Vaccination Rates in the Southeast

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Rural Reach: Accelerating HPV Vaccination Coverage

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The A-B-Cs of HPV Vaccination Easy as 1-2-3

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Promoting the Power of Elimination through HPV Vaccination

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Navigating HPV Vaccination Challenges in Childhood Cancer Survivors

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Addressing HPV Vaccination Gaps in the Southeastern U.S.

This virtual seminar addressed gaps in HPV vaccination coverage in southeastern states with a focus on opportunities for action. It was co-organized with the HPV Vaccination Roundtable of the Southeast and Memphis and Shelby County HPV Cancer Prevention Roundtable. Presented February 27, 2023

Improving HPV Vaccination Rates among Childhood Cancer Survivors

This virtual seminar focused on understanding and improving gaps in HPV vaccination coverage among childhood cancer survivors by discussing strategies to strengthen provider recommendations following cancer-directed therapy. Presented February 28, 2023

Promoting PRIDE in HPV Vaccination Among LGBTQIA+ Communities

This virtual seminar discussed promoting HPV vaccination coverage among people who identify as LGTBQIA+. Presented March 1, 2023

Wide Open Spaces: Improving HPV Cancer Prevention with Rural Communities

This virtual seminar will focus on actions to improve HPV cancer prevention – and specifically HPV vaccination – with rural communities in the U.S. The seminar will feature two presentations on efforts to improve HPV vaccination with rural communities, an engaging Q&A session between a physician and HPV cancer survivor, and conclude with a moderated discussion. Presented March 3, 2023

The HPV Vaccination Roundtable of the Southeast hosted the first of three virtual meetings to reconvene southeastern states and improve HPV vaccination coverage. The meeting included a presentation overview of HPV Vaccination and HPV cancer data in the Southeast given by Bob Bednarczyk, PhD. Additionally, the meeting included Southeastern state updates: South Carolina (Beth Poore, Med and Kim Hale), Mississippi (Amy Ellis), Tennessee (Dorothy (Dee) Sinard, MD, FAAP and Heather M. Brandt, PhD), and West Virginia (Lindsay Barr and Elaine Darling, MPH), moderated by Nikki Hayes, MPH.  The session concluded with a moderated discussion by Heather M. Brandt, PhD and action steps by Gabrielle Darville-Sanders, PhD, National HPV Vaccination Roundtable and Jennifer Nkonga, MS, American Cancer Society. 

The HPV Vaccination Roundtable of the Southeast hosted the second of three virtual meetings to reconvene southeastern states and improve HPV vaccination coverage. The meeting included Southeastern state updates: Alabama (Nancy Wright, MPH, Alabama Department of Public Health, Francine Walton, MPH, O’Neal Comprehensive Cancer Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham), Arkansas(Heather Mercer, Immunize Arkansas), Georgia (Robert Bednarczyk, PhD, Emory University, Gabrielle Darville-Sanders, PhD, National HPV Vaccination Roundtable) and Virginia: Victoria Zwicker, MPH, Virginia Department of Health moderated by Nikki Hayes from the CDC.  The session concluded with a moderated discussion and action steps by Jill Pait, MS, CHES, American Cancer Society. 

The HPV Vaccination Roundtable of the Southeast hosted the last of three virtual meetings to reconvene southeastern states and improve HPV vaccination coverage. The meeting included southeastern state updates: Florida (Taylor Witkowski, MPH, CHES, Moffitt Cancer Center), Kentucky (Kari Blackburn, DNP, Kentucky Department of Public Health), Louisiana (Jennifer Herricks, PhD, Louisiana Families for Vaccines), North Carolina (Jill Pait, MS, CHES, American Cancer Society), Puerto Rico (Vivian Colón - López, PhD, MPH, University of Puerto Rico Comprehensive Cancer Center), moderated by Nikki Hayes, MPH. The session concluded with a moderated discussion by Heather M. Brandt PhD and action steps by Jane Grey, MPH, California Department of Public Health.