This mini-series is aimed at informing and engaging Zambian audiences about symptoms, preventive actions and the importance of verified information during the pandemic.

This cartoon from India shows the Coronavirus as a villain trying to get into people's bodies.  However, those that are wearing masks are protected from the villain.  

Breakthrough ACTION Nigeria posted these images in Tweets about wearing masks on July 15, 2020.

Sharing unverified information during the COVID-19 pandemic can be dangerous, unhealthy, and make our life more confusing. UNESCO and the World Health Organization are calling out this Infodemic and calling on you to be on the frontline for truth. It’s easy. Watch the video for the simple actions we can all take on how to identify false information, verify trusted sources, and help ourselves and loved ones to stay safe.

These two posters were created to illustrate the do's and don'ts of greeting others after lockdown.

This video explains the science of vaccines and delves into the 3 types of vaccines being developed to combat the deadly coronavirus.

These posters were developed to reach people living in Montana (US) with the message that the population of that state is already used to wearing masks for their various sports activities, so wearing a mask for COVID-19 should be easy for them.

Birth & Beyond is a smartphone app designed to provide mothers and caregivers with easy access to videos about a baby's first two years. The app helps support those with limited access to health care, an increasing problem worldwide due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Une video expliquant les mesures prises par le gouvernement au debut de l'epidemie en Guinee.  La video a ete traduite en 3 langues
A video spot discussing the activation of different resources and groups (treatment centers, logistics, surveillance points) to fight the epidemic in Guinea.