Campaign Materials

This 30 second PSA highlights the importance of taking care of your liver by getting tested for hepatitis B. Hepatitis B is a leading cause of liver cancer among Asian Americans but most people with hepatitis B don’t know they are infected.  Each PSA features English, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

This 30 second PSA shows a doctor encouraging people born in Vietnam, or whose parents were born in Vietnam, to get tested for hepatitis B. Most people living with hepatitis B do not know they are infected. Left untreated, hepatitis B can lead to serious liver problems, including liver cancer, but lifesaving treatments are available.

These 30 second PSAs feature everyday people sharing common excuses for why they do not need to get tested for hepatitis B. 1 in 12 Asian Americans has Hepatitis B, but most don’t know they are infected. Each PSA features English, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 30 second PSAs feature a conversation between a daughter and her parents, with the daughter explaining why Asian Americans should be tested for Hepatitis B. 1 in 12 Asian Americans has Hepatitis B, but most don’t know they are infected. Each PSA features English, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 30 and 60 second PSAs feature animated video which shares facts about hepatitis B and encourages Asian Americans to get tested for Hepatitis B. 1 in 12 Asian Americans has Hepatitis B, but most don’t know they are infected. Hepatitis B often doesn’t cause symptoms and an early diagnosis is the best way to prevent serious liver problems. Each PSA features English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 30 second PSAs feature father-daughter bonding moments. A father promises his family that he will get tested for Hepatitis B, so he can continue to be there for his wife and daughter. Each PSA features English, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 30 and 60 second PSAs feature an overprotective father doing everything he can to make sure his son and family are protected. A narrator encourages parents like this father to also take care of themselves and get tested for Hepatitis B to protect their families. 1 in 12 Asian Americans has Hepatitis B, but most people infected don’t know it.Each PSA features English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 60-second PSAs feature father-daughter bonding moments. A father promises to attend his daughter’s piano performance, just as he promises to get a blood test for Hepatitis B so that he can continue to be there for his family. Each PSA features English, Cantonese, Mandarin,  Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

These 60-second PSAs feature interactions between a doctor and his patient that explains what hepatitis B is, how it is and isn’t spread, and the importance of getting tested for hepatitis B. Each PSA features Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Korean native speakers.

This 1-page fact sheet provides basic information on getting tested for Hepatitis B.

This 1-page fact sheet provides basic information about Hepatitis B and the importance of testing and vaccinating family.

This 1-page fact sheet provides information for people who are living with Hepatitis B and how to take care of their health.

This 24×36 poster emphasizes that Hepatitis B often doesn’t cause symptoms and encourages Asian Americans to get tested. An early diagnosis is the best way to prevent serious liver problems.

This 24×36 poster promotes Hepatitis B testing for Asian Americans and explain how Hepatitis B is and is not spread.

This 24×36 poster highlights a strong family bond that encourages Asian Americans to get tested for Hepatitis B.

This 24×36 poster shows a pinky promise between two people pledging to get tested for Hepatitis B, encouraging others to follow their example.

This 2-page infographic answers commonly asked questions about Hepatitis B and encourages Asian Americans to get tested.

This half-page infographic visually promotes Hepatitis B testing for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

This customizable flyer template reminds people that getting tested for Hepatitis B can help save lives.

This customizable flyer ties health screenings in with putting one’s family first. These templates can be used to promote a variety of health screenings.

This half-page questionnaire is a quick and easy assessment to determine if people should be tested for Hepatitis B. Bilingual versions have English translations on the bottom.

This customizable card has information about the Hepatitis B vaccination and helps people keep track of their vaccine series. Local information can be typed into the blue colored rectangle. These cards print best double-sided and on business card templates. Four cards will print per page.

This 10-question quiz lets people test their Hepatitis B knowledge and is an interactive way to engage with clients at testing events.

This interactive game allows participants to test their Hepatitis B knowledge by spinning a wheel and answering the question identified when the wheel stops. Users can assemble their own wheel or download an app-based version that can be loaded onto a tablet or laptop.

This 2-page fact sheet is for pregnant women who have Hepatitis B and explains the importance of the Hepatitis B vaccine in preventing the spread of hepatitis B to their infants.

This two page infographic answers commonly asked questions about hepatitis B and explains the importance of the vaccine for infants.

This audio-visual presentation explains why infants need to get the hepatitis B vaccine if their mother has hepatitis B. This presentation is available in English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Hmong and Taglish, and allows participants to read and listen along to the presentation.

This presentation provides details on the Hepatitis B vaccine that an infant will receive at birth if the infant’s mother has Hepatitis B. It also includes information on how common Hepatitis B is and how it is spread. The presentation contains pictures along with written text and is available in English and Spanish.