Vermont Language Justice Project
Working to make public health information accessible for everyone
A project of CCTV
Our Work
Check out some examples of the work we have undertaken over the past three years. Know we are just getting started!
How To Navigate the Pharmacy
This video is part of a series we made about navigating the pharmacy. Our community partners told us a video that explains what folks need to bring with them to ensure they will get their meds in a timely way would be really helpful. So this is what we did.
There are also videos about how to measure your medication and what the label on your bottle means in this playlist.
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Staying Safe in Nature and Extreme Weather
This video is part of a series we made about staying safe in nature and extreme weather. This series covers topics from extreme weather conditions, to ticks, to Cyanobacteria. This video was made in response to the lack of inclusive and accessible signage related to Cyanobacteria and beach closures on Lake Champlain.
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All About Your Home
This video is part of a series we made to help familiarize people with their new homes and apartments.
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Talking About Mental Health
This video is part of a series we are making about mental health. Life can be hard and stressful. It is important that everyone has an understanding of mental health, and access to the mental health resources available. This video discusses what some signs are that you may be struggling with your mental health, and who you can reach out to for help.
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How to Collect a Stool Sample
We made this video in conjunction with the State Refugee Health Coordinator. We produced a video on how to collect a stool sample... something that all newcomers have to regularly do when they arrive in the USA. These videos are being used by providers all over the United States.
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Wildfires and Your Health
This video is part of our first ever evergreen messaging. Evergreen messaging is content that retains relevance over time, and can be used repeatedly in the future. Burlington saw very unhealthy air quality in June 2023 due to the smoke from wildfires burning in Northern Quebec and Ontario. We created this video so when these fires occur again , we are ready to make sure everyone knows how to remain healthy.
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