Global Health Security - Social Media Toolkit

In today’s interconnected world, a health threat anywhere is a threat everywhere: an outbreak in a remote village can spread to major cities on all six continents in less than 36 hours.

This Global Health Security Social Media Toolkit includes communication tools that make it easy for individuals and partner organizations to promote the importance of global health security, to prevent the spread of disease and stop outbreaks at their source.

The toolkit includes:

Sample social media messages for Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram
Hashtags and handles
Downloadable shareable graphics
Global health security photos

Global Health Security Sample Social Media Messages

How to use: Pair these messages with one of our many graphics and photos on your social media profiles.

Twitter Posts

#36hours: a pathogen travels from a remote village to major cities around the world. #globalhealthsecurity
As the clock ticks closer to another potential outbreak, CDC is on watch to stop it in its tracks. #36hours
Why #globalhealthsecurity is important: an outbreak anywhere is a threat everywhere. #36hours
Investments in #globalhealthsecurity lead to faster & better outbreak response. #36hours
Germs don’t need passports. Learn why #globalhealthsecurity is critical. @CDC_EIDjournal #36hours http://bit.ly/2xbbObV
What’s it take to stop outbreaks at the source? Learn how #globalhealthsecurity helps countries be prepared. #36hours http://bit.ly/2xbbObV
Just released in @CDC_EIDjournal: Overview of CDC & partner contributions to advance #globalhealthsecurity. http://bit.ly/2xbbObV
CDC’s Dr. Tappero in @CDC_EIDjournal: Report on global health protection accomplishments. #globalhealthsecurity http://bit.ly/2xbbObV
The 2003 #SARS outbreak showed how rapidly a pathogen can spread to 26 countries. #globalhealthsecurity #36hours http://bit.ly/2xbbObV

Facebook Posts

Just released in Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal: Learn how CDC’s work with countries and partners advances global health security to contain health threats. CDC’s contributions support global efforts in protecting America’s health security. http://bit.ly/2eG6To9
There is an urgent need to strengthen public health systems before the next global epidemic happens. Learn how CDC and partners have advanced global health security to ensure countries are able to rapidly prevent, detect and respond to public health threats in Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal. http://bit.ly/2eG6To9
Stopping outbreaks where they occur is an effective and less expensive way to save lives around the world. Learn how CDC and partners advance global health security to move forward towards this goal. http://bit.ly/2eG6To9

Instagram Posts

The need to find the next emerging disease within days, instead of weeks or months, is critical to global health security. Since 2015, CDC and partners have helped countries increase their ability to rapidly prevent, detect and respond to public health threats. The link in our profile provides more info from Emerging Infectious Diseases Journal. #globalhealthsecurity #36hours
[Add in user profile: http://bit.ly/2wIG5eQ]

Hashtags and Handles

#GlobalHealthSecurity

#36hours

@CDC_EIDjournal Twitter

Download Shareable Graphics

How to use: Post and share these graphics and videos on your social media channels, blogs, and websites. Find more Global Health Security social media graphics here.