Student Videos: National Immunization Awareness Week, Canada

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Student Videos: National Immunization Awareness Week, Canada

by WKCD| FEBRUARY 12, 2015

As part of its annual National Immunization Awareness Week, Immunize Canada asked media arts students at Canterbury High School in Ottawa, Ontario to develop brief videos—in English and French—to help promote immunization. Here are some of the best from these young Canadian filmmakers—powerful reminders of our social and public health responsibilities as citizens. (In the U.S, the annual campaign is called National Infant Immunization Week; it coincides with World Immunization Week which will take place this year April 24-30.)

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