Adult Vaccine Access Coalition Membership Sign-up
The Adult Vaccine Access Coalition (AVAC) seeks to raise awareness, improve access, and bring adult immunization rates in line with public health objectives. AVAC aims to be an inclusive partnership of organizations who share the desire to inform and engage policymakers towards common legislative and regulatory solutions that will strengthen and enhance access to adult immunization across the health care system. AVAC is thrilled to launch with the participation of broad group of stakeholders.  Please use this form to add your organization as a member of the Coalition.
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Would your organization like to join the Adult Vaccine Access Coalition? YES
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UnidosUS (previously known as the National Council of La Raza)
1126 16th Street NW, #600, Washington, DC 20036
Jeanette Contreras: Jcontreras@unidosus.org
Title: Project director, health equity campaigns
Email:jcontreras@unidosus.org
Cell/Phone Number: 703-989-5902 cell
Please list a secondary contact for your organization (if applicable) Bayly Hassell
Legislative Analyst
Email: Bhassell@unidosus.org
202-776-1704
Name of individual at your organization that AVAC should reach out to for further discussion on dues. Dues are tiered to reflect ability to pay. If your organization is a consumer, patient or public health organization or if you are a policy expert there are no dues to join our coalition.
The AVAC team convenes a Legislative working group that meets regularly with Hill staff. Is there a member of your organization that would like to participate in this working group? If so, please list their name, email, and phone below. Bayly Hassell: bhassell@unidosus.org
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