Specifications include, but are not limited to: Build and sustain a coalition of immunization stakeholders to promote vaccination of Chicago’s residents. • Bring together community-based organizations, faith-based, public/private participants, and community members with the goal of improving vaccination coverage rates citywide. • Assist the Immunization Program to develop a robust community education program that especially targets communities needing vaccination promotion • Coordinate and manage a vaccine equity advisory council that is representative of a diverse group of stakeholders (I.e., providers, schools, youth, community-based organizations) to ensure the equitable distribution of vaccines of public health importance. • Host an immunization conference, school appreciation and recognition events honoring the immunization promotion efforts of school nurses, community vaccine ambassadors, and other Immunization Champions. • Establish and manage an adolescent immunization task force dedicated to enhancing adolescent immunization rates, with a specific emphasis on Human Papillomavirus (HPV), Meningococcal, COVID-19, and Influenza vaccines. Promote community immunization education for those seeking vaccinations to build vaccine confidence, dispel mis/disinformation and address vaccine hesitancy • Host webinars, as needed, to support activities focused on emerging issues and trends that arise within the immunization field. • Host community meetings and ad hoc consumer input meetings for immunization awareness. • Host one seminar meeting with an attendance goal of a minimum of 75 people on timely immunizations issues. • Coordinate and lead a community immunization education guide training to Park Districtstaff, summer meals program staff, childcare, schools and other organizations serving the 0-5 years of age population. • Support multicultural and culturally responsive efforts to provide education, support, and collect feedback. • In coordination with CDPH, disseminate information and print resources as appropriate to control the spread of VPDs and prevent future outbreaks. Build and sustain partnerships among immunization stakeholders to help align immunization-related messaging, efforts, and initiatives in Chicago. • Print and distribute immunization materials to health and social service providers in Chicago. • In partnership with CDPH, lead the coordination and execution of activities for National Infant Immunization Week. • Publish at least two (2) newsletter editions before June 30, 2025. • Participate in and track the effectiveness of media activities including social media, print, broadcast media and other digital platforms to promote immunizations and vaccine safety. • Develop and implement methods for continuous community feedback specific to vaccines to inform continuing education for the community health workforce as well as community specific messaging. (i.e., Hold focus groups to inform messaging for the around COVID, flu, and vaccine issues in the news and misinformation, etc.)