EVENTS AND PRESENTATIONS ON WORLD VACCINE DAY
A worldwide celebration of the benefits of vaccines.
World Vaccine Day is a "distributed event", with activities distributed throughout the world which have been organized by small, medium or large-sized teams. To the extent these events have been made available to us, we have placed them here on the web site for all to enjoy and participate.
Celebrations of Vaccines Throughout the World
International Precision Vaccines Conference
In solidarity with World Vaccine Day 2025
08-09 October 2025
Innovation in Precision Vaccinology: Addressing Emerging Pathogens & Diseases
The 5th International Precision Vaccines Conference will be co-hosted by the Precision Vaccines Program of Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH; Boston, MA), Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesù (OPBG; Rome, Italy), The University of Vermont (UVM; Burlington, Vermont), and Dartmouth University (Hanover, New Hampshire). Our conference theme will be innovation in precision vaccinology to protect against emerging pathogens and infectious and non-infectious diseases including opioid overdose. This in-person conference will gather experts in vaccinology and immunology from academia, government, and industry to present, discuss, interact and forge new collaborations to advance precision vaccinology.
The goal of the 5th International Precision Vaccines Conference is to discuss and reflect on recent progress in precision vaccinology to address pathogens for which current vaccines are not yet available or are currently suboptimal as well as for non-infectious indications such as prevention of opioid overdose.
We welcome abstracts from different disciplines, spanning epidemiology, basic immunology, systems vaccinology, human in vitro modeling, novel adjuvant science, and qualitative research regarding vaccine attitudes.
US Biologic Celebrates World Vaccine Day with announcement of USDA Conditional Licensure of its novel oral vaccine!
In solidarity with World Vaccine Day, US Biologic a leading global entity in the development, commercialization, and distribution of orally delivered vaccines, announces USDA Conditional Licensure of its novel oral vaccine against the wildlife spread of Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacterium responsible for Lyme disease, the number one vector-borne disease in the U.S.
The only known vector is the blacklegged tick, which is infected primarily by feeding on small wildlife mammals, particularly white-footed mice. The vaccine, called “Borrelia Burgdorferi Bacterin,” is spray-coated onto pellets that the mice consume.
Check out the details on the Press Release!
Africa Health Research Organization (AHRO), Scotland Celebrates World Vaccine Day with Presentations on HIV Vaccines
In solidarity with World Vaccine Day, AHRO Webinars bring to you an exciting session presented by two research specialists- Prof Abubakar Yaro and Prof Ashok Rattan where they will be discussing the past, present and future direction of the HIV vaccine.
So ensure you book your free spot by registering to https://hivaidsvaccine.eventbrite.co.uk
World Drug Safety Congress Americas celebrates World Vaccine Day with a vaccine safety track
November 4-6, 2025
Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
Boston, MA
Join us at the World Drug Safety Congress Americas. The vaccine track is designed to bring together leading experts in the field of vaccine safety to discuss the latest development and innovations in pharmacovigilance.
The World Drug Safety Congress Americas will bring together 1300+ pharmacovigilance safety experts in pharma and biotech, academia, government, regulators, and vendors to discuss the key challenges they are facing in the PV world.
Nagase and Hayashibara Celebrate World Vaccine Day - Japan
Nagase and Hayashibara of Germany and Japan
celebrate World Vaccine Day
May 14th
Hayashibara carbohydrates and dyes are widely used as active pharmaceutical ingredients or excipients for infusion, tablets and capsules.
Hayashibara’s technologies in microorganisms and enzymes, nurtured by accumulated knowledge and experience, create unique functional carbohydrates and dyes for use as active pharmaceutical ingredients or excipients. TREHALOSE SG is used as a stabilizer of cells and proteins.
The products can be used in a variety of applications including cryo-protection of frozen cells during storage and vaccine adjuvants in the field of regenerative medicine. Adjuvant is a substance that increases or modulates the immune response to a vaccine.
Check out this web site for more details.
https://www.hayashibara.co.jp/data/1345/en_business_tp/
Dr. Fejiro Chinye-Nwoko Celebrates World Vaccine Day with announcement in Video Clip
General Manager, Dr Fejiro Chinye-Nwoko marked World Vaccine Day in a short celebratory video. The Nigerian Solidarity Support Fund is committed to expanding access to vaccines in Nigeria and building community confidence in vaccines.
Their mission is to ensure that everyone has access to life-saving vaccines, regardless of their location or economic status; minimizing outbreaks and improving economic outcomes.
#WorldVaccineDay #NigeriaSolidaritySupportFund
SHOT IN THE ARM Documentary Screening
In solidarity with World Vaccine Day
May 14th at 6:00pm PT / 9:00pm ET
“SHOT IN THE ARM is a call to humanity to take a step back before we are all eliminated or too sick to care for anyone, let alone ourselves."
–– Sabina Dana Plasse, Film Threat
From Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Scott Hamilton Kennedy and Executive Producer Neil deGrasse Tyson, SHOT IN THE ARM is a powerful chronicle of our time that hopes to heal our divides by rebuilding faith in the social contract.
In the spring of 2019, before anyone had heard of COVID-19, Scott (THE GARDEN, FOOD EVOLUTION) began investigating a global measles epidemic and filming with top public health officials –including Tony Fauci, Paul Offit and Peter Hotez– who were trying to stop the measles outbreaks, as well as with anti-vaccine activists - like Robert Kennedy, Jr., Andrew Wakefield and Del Bigtree - who were persuading parents by the millions to refuse vaccines for their children. Then COVID-19 happened.
Video Panel Discussions for World Vaccine Day
Video from Dr. Navneet Bichha, Nepal
Watch Dr. Navneet Bichha in a Panel Discussion
Passionate in Vaccine Development and Strengthening Childhood Immunization
Moderator is Dr. Aditi Bakshi from India
Immunization has been his passion over the years and has most recently participated with the community health centers in Rajasthan under the National Health Mission Program of India. He advocates to make vaccination possible for every child and to reduce zero dose situations and missed opportunities for vaccination.
In this video he discusses conjugate vaccines and successes. A conjugate vaccine is a type of subunit vaccine which combines a weak antigen with a strong antigen as a carrier so that the immune system has a stronger response to the weak antigen.
Panel Discussion of Conjugate Vaccines in India
A three-person panel discussed vaccination, vaccines, and outreach efforts for World Vaccine Day.
Watch Video Here https://vimeo.com/826538963?share=copy
Movie Screening Events on World Vaccine Day
A documentary movie, and deep dive into Shot in the Arm documentary for World Vaccine Day.
Posts on World Vaccine Day
HOW TO CELEBRATE!
Host an event with YOU at the center of World Vaccine Day!
Here is a list of Activities designed to Inspire and create Awareness...
May 14th is the big day!
Like Earth Day, World Vaccine Day is NOT a government holiday but instead is a global initiative to highlight the benefits of vaccines and the people who make it happen.
Here are just a few suggestions about activities to recognize World Vaccine Day in your business, workplace, association, university, school or hometown.
- Use World Vaccine Day as a springboard to spread the news about your organization.
- Hang banners, posters, memos or promotional signs around the office announcing World Vaccine Day.
- Host a ceremony, photography session, video or news opportunity using the theme of World Vaccine Day.
- Hold a luncheon or other event featuring speakers who discuss various topics of interest to participants.
- To celebrate you might hold virtual or physical events at your site, office or facilities.
- Consider recording your presentations and posting on social media and YouTube with hashtag #WorldVaccineDay
- Create a seminar or webinar using your talent and resources and highlight World Vaccine Day goals.
- Hold your chapter’s annual meeting or awards’ banquet on World Vaccine Day.
- Sponsor a community event on World Vaccine Day, such as a walk for healthy lifestyles, clean air, a charity, hospital, clinic, a local junior sports team or a blood drive.
- Ask staff to conduct a bake sale or garage sale, and donate proceeds to a local charity in recognition of World Vaccine Day.
- For maximum impact and outreach, post your messages on social media with hashtag #WorldVaccineDay
- Have you launched a new product? Tell the world about it on World Vaccine Day!
- Have you built or upgraded facilities? Tell the world about it on World Vaccine Day!
- Have you made a new hire or promotion? Tell the world about it on World Vaccine Day!
- Have you launched a Press Release? Tell the world about it on World Vaccine Day!
- Have you won awards or new acclaim? Tell the world about it on World Vaccine Day!
- Remember, this is a grass roots event and this is about you; so have some fun!
There are so many ways to celebrate. Share your ideas with us, we'd be glad to hear!
Keynote Speakers
Central European Time (CET) is 6 hours ahead of EST (USA)
Time CET Topic Presenter
1:00pm Opening: GHP website Prof. Dr. Heinz Josef-Schmitt Mainz, Germany
1:05pm COVID Summary (45 mins) Prof. Robert Booy Sydney, Australia
1:50pm Measles Elimination Prof. Heikki Peltola Helsinki, Finland
2:20pm NITAGs: A global View Prof. Dr. Heinz Josef-Schmitt Mainz, Germany
2:50pm Organizing Vaccine Services Dr. Yauba Saidu Cameroon
3:20pm Summary and Conclusion Prof. Dr. Heinz Josef-Schmitt Mainz, Germany
Time CET Topic Presenter
3:25pm Introduction Prof. Dr. Heinz Josef-Schmitt Mainz, Germany
3:30pm Vaccination in Belarus Prof. Igor Stoma
3:40pm Vaccination in Cameroon Dr. Yauba Saidu
3:50pm Vaccination in Iran Dr. Mohammad (Daniel) Nikdel
3:55pm Vaccination in Kenya Ahmed Adam
4:10pm Vaccination in Ukraine Khrystyna Hrynkevych
4:20pm Vaccination in Netherlands Justin Vincent Go Tan
4:30pm Vaccination in India Akshayata Naidu
4:45pm Vaccination in The U.S.A. Dr. Simone Müschenborn-Koglin
5:00pm Summary and Closing Prof. Dr. Heinz Josef-Schmitt
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