One for All, All for One? (360G-Wellcome-218934_Z_19_Z)

How people think about vaccines is a global concern1. ‘One for All?’ asks: "How does engagement with herd immunity influence attitudes to immunisation?". By working in close partnership with communities, researchers, artists, healthcare professionals, experts by experience, policy-makers and creative engagement practitioners in Africa and the UK, we will co-create a range of graphic-based, online and print resources focused on herd immunity. Developing, testing, evaluating and sharing ‘One for All?’ resources will Empower people who make decisions about immunisation (e.g. parents, guardians, community leaders, influencers, older children) to: Make informed choices about vaccination, informed by a set of resources based on robust research, common concerns and in context; Contribute actively and meaningfully to future research. Enable researchers, fieldworkers, practitioners, policy-makers and healthcare professionals to ‘do’ engagement with vaccines, based around concepts of herd immunity through the use of our creative, accessible and transferable resources; Inform research and engagement practice by testing and evaluating our central question and sharing our learning; Potentially reach further global audiences through strategic branding, campaigning and stakeholder engagement. ‘One for All?’ ultimately contributes to the goal of decreasing vaccine hesitancy and increasing vaccine uptake by contributing to the learning and practice of engagement with immunisation.