Communication Resources
Harvard urges its affiliates to inform themselves on the facts of COVID-19, to wear face coverings, and to practice good personal hygiene, physical distancing, and other CDC-recommended measures to lower the risk of transmission.
We encourage you to use and distribute the communication resources below—including the “Keep Harvard Healthy” campaign materials, EH&S building and workplace signage, and HUHS and CDC fact sheets and posters with tips on stopping the spread of germs, wearing face coverings, physical distancing, and managing anxiety.
Keep Harvard Healthy materials
Keep Harvard Healthy is a university-wide public health awareness campaign designed to encourage best practices and personal responsibility in combating the spread of COVID-19.
Harvard community members are encouraged to make use of the finished collateral, design elements, and templates, which include:
Yard Banners
Digital Display Screen Files
Table Tents/Table Cards
Social Media Graphics
Letter-Sized Placards
Shuttle Bus Signage
Watermark Graphics, Banners, Templates, and Other Flexible Items
Additional Resources
EH&S Covid Resources
Use these resources to assist with the safe reopening of labs and other parts of campus.
Share Facts about COVID-19
Downloadable flyer about COVID-19 facts, symptoms, and how to stop the spread of germs.
Stop the Spread of Germs
Downloadable poster with helpful tips on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Symptoms of Coronavirus
Some of the symptoms of COVID-19 explained.
Managing Fears and Anxiety Around the Coronavirus
As information about Coronavirus unfolds there can be a wide range of thoughts, feelings and reactions.
Face Coverings, Masks, and COVID-19
The CDC now recommends cloth face coverings for the general public. What you need to know.
Determine if You Need to Self-isolate
This guidance is for people without fever or respiratory symptoms and who are not healthcare workers.
How to Self-isolate
Tips on how to manage and monitor your symptoms to help prevent the spread of this illness.
Face Coverings Required
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts issued an emergency order requiring that face coverings be worn in all public places.