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Community and Citizen Science (CCS) connects scientists and everyday people to help accelerate research and discovery. As we face global challenges, there are local ways for us to be engaged in issues affecting our community health, environmental health, human genetics, technology and innovation.

Use these resources to build awareness about the All of Us Research Program in your community. These resources can be used actively in your programs and passively as handouts or social media posts.

The National Library of Medicine (NLM) and its outreach arm, the Network of the NLM (NNLM), provide a vast collection of free consumer health resources, trainings, and digital materials to promote access to quality health information and data.

All of Us Presentation Slides - for any public presentations

All of Us Digital Display Slides – for any digital displays, tvs, promotion in your community

• Bookmark (PDF, 647 KB) - Cartoon person, purple back
• Bookmark 2 (PDF, 170 KB) - Cartoon park scene, blue back
• Bookmark 3 (PDF, 759 KB) - Images of people, orange back

• Poster (18”x24”, PDF)– English (4.6 MB) and Spanish (4.8 MB)
• Tri-fold Brochures (PDF)– English (4.6 MB) and Spanish (780 KB)
• General Flyer (PDF, 1.1 MB)
• Program FAQ Flyer (PDF, 734 KB)

• English (PDF, 3.8 MB)
• Spanish (PDF, 4.5 MB)
• Korean (PDF, 6.8 MB)
• Simplified Chinese (PDF, 4.5 MB)
• Arabic (PDF, 6.8 MB)
• Vietnamese (PDF, 6.9 MB)

The All Our Voices toolkit was created in partnership between the Network of the National Library of Medicine (NNLM) and StoryCorps as part of NNLM’s national initiative to support awareness of the All of Us Research Program (All of Us).

The NNLM All of Us Program Center (NAPC) hosts a growing collecting of online activities, programs and resources that you can use to share and celebrate health, learn about prevention, and raise awareness of health-related campaigns.

The NNLM Health Literacy Framework is a reference tool that you can use to understand the key factors that influence individual and organizational ability to access, understand and use health information.

• Word Search (PDF, 167 KB)
• Word Scramble (PDF, 1.2 MB)
• Crossword Puzzle (PDF, 124 KB)

The COVID-19 Memory Game is an online, family-friendly activity to help you understand COVID-19 and what you can do to stay healthy and safe.

By engaging with this series of seven short learning activities, you will learn a few simple rules to help you assess the trustworthiness of health information, and how to find the information you need to make health decisions.

This series of activities will help you understand why equality (treating everyone the same way) is not the same as equity, and how “the three D’s” (diversity, discrimination, and disparities) interact to create situations where some people are disadvantaged in ways that affect their health.

All of Us wants you to participate as a partner in our research program. Learning online skills will make it easier for you to find and use information online, and help to keep you informed and up-to-date on All of Us activities and events.

The Test the Waters Family Exploration Kit is a fun, accessible, loanable kit that includes four family-friendly activities, and all the instructions and materials needed.

The National Library of Medicine (NLM) and its outreach arm, the Network of the NLM (NNLM), provide a vast collection of free consumer health resources, trainings, and digital materials to promote access to quality health information and data.

By engaging with these Citizen Science training modules you can learn about the basics of Citizen Science, data literacy, how to contribute and interpret data through citizen science projects, and best practices and resources to engage library users in citizen science and life-long learning.