SPREAD THE FACTS
Materials on this page are provided by Washington state agencies and local health jurisdictions to help partners Spread the Facts about COVID-19. Please use any of these materials to help with your own outreach efforts. For an explanation of each toolkit material type and suggestions on how to use them, refer to this User Guide.
To create your own resources, refer to this Style Guide to align messaging and visuals with Washington State's campaign.
For tools to help you with terms and consistency when writing and talking about COVID-19, refer to this guide.
Check back often. We will post new resources as they become available.
Exposure Notification
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Campaign materials developed to explain a new tool that works through smartphones, without sharing any personal information, to alert users if they may have been exposed to COVID-19.
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COVID-19 Vaccines: Questions & Answers
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Campaign materials developed to explain vaccines and answer common questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
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College and University Toolkit
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Campaign materials developed with input from a College/University Student Advisory Group. Includes video and social media graphics on the topics of safer gatherings and the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as a guide (including templates) for implementing a “Campus Voices” campaign featuring your students, professors or campus leaders. These materials may be used and customized for your own local campaign needs. |
It Takes All Three
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Campaign materials developed to encourage three safety behaviors, all the time: wear a mask, stay six feet apart, and keep gatherings small, whenever you're with someone you don't live with.
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Safer Gatherings
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Campaign materials developed to encourage alternatives to in-person gatherings this season.
Safer Gatherings Website - English Reuniones más seguras - Español 聚会指南 - Simplified Chinese Webpage 聚會指南 - Traditional Chinese Webpage Руководство по проведению мероприятий и встреч - Russian Webpage Hướng dẫn về cách tụ tập - Vietnamese Webpage |
COVID-19 Loves Excuses
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Campaign materials developed to address common justifications for not physical distancing, wearing masks, or keeping gatherings small.
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What to do if you have COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed
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Materials that describe the steps to take if someone thinks they have COVID-19 or have been exposed. Languages: English and Spanish Materials: Videos, posters, social media posts |
Local Campaigns
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Campaign materials developed by or with local health jurisdictions, addressing a variety of protective behaviors and featuring community leaders. Languages: English and Spanish Materials: print ads, radio, social media posts, and videos Local Voices Campaign Toolkit: How to plan and develop your own Local Voices campaign, including editable social media templates. |
Mask Up to Open Up
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Encourage face coverings and correct use of masks.
Materials: print ads, radio scripts, radio spots, videos, banner ads, infographic flyers and social campaign graphics |
COVID-19 is Real
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Campaign materials address the reality of COVID-19.
Materials: banners, print ads, video, billboard |
Young Adult
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Encourage mask wearing, physical distancing and avoiding large gatherings among adults 18-30 years old.
Languages: English, Spanish
Materials: video, radio |
Suicide Prevention
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Encourage people to get help and look out for the mental health of their loved ones. Primary goal is preventing suicide during COVID-19 pandemic.
Materials: radio ads, banner ads and videos |
Healthy Coping Strategies/ It’s Okay to Ask for Help
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Encourage healthy coping strategies for dealing with COVID-19.
Materials: radio scripts, radio ads, banner ads, videos and social campaign graphics |
Stay Home, Stop the Spread
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Stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Materials: radio scripts, radio ads, banner ads, videos and social campaign graphics |
Safe Start infographics
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Infographics that show how to safely leave your home when necessary.
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Knock Out Flu: Think of it as Essential
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Encourage people to get a flu vaccine. Languages: English, Spanish Materials: posters, postcards, radio script, social graphics, social media posts, videos, blog, newsletter articles, email, email signatures, email graphics |
Infographic Library
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Infographics about COVID-19, available in color and black and white.
Languages: English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, and Russian |
More Partner Resources
How Right Now
How Right Now is an initiative to address people’s feelings of grief, loss, and worry during COVID-19. Support for the How Right Now initiative is provided by the CDC Foundation.
Reducing stigma
Resources to help reduce social stigma.
UNICEF - Social stigma associated with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
American Sign Language (ASL) Resources
For a collection of helpful ASL resources on COVID-19, please visit the Department of Health American Sign Language (ASL) landing page. We will be continuously looking for new topics, content, and articles that are relevant to the hard of hearing, deaf, deafblind community during the COVID-19 response.