The Massachusetts Adult Immunization Coalition (MAIC)
A collaborative statewide partnership dedicated to increasing adult immunizations through education, networking, and sharing innovative and best practices.
Immunizing adults can decrease health care costs and substantially reduce morbidity and mortality from vaccine preventable diseases.
Upcoming Meeting
The next MAIC quarterly meeting is on September 29th and will feature critical, timely updates on upcoming respiratory season campaigns (including influenza, COVID-19, and RSV coordination).
Become A Member
Join the Massachusetts Adult Immunization Coalition and become part of the state-wide community of people who are dedicated to increasing adult immunization in MA. This will also subscribe you to our monthly newsletter.
31st Annual MIAP Pediatric Immunization Skills Building Conference
The conference will be held on November 4, 2026 from 8:00am – 4:00pm. The full-day pediatric conference will provide up-to-date information, with an emphasis on current immunization recommendations and general immunization updates. Learn more and Register for the Conference.
MAIC has partnered with the Massachusetts Vaccine Confidence Project to offer a new program through Vaccinate Your Family to increase vaccine confidence in your community and connect people to vaccination services. This program is called the Vaccination Community Learning Program and offers free, engaging, and easy-to-use training. Topics include: Vaccination Foundations, Vaccine Science & Safety, Building Vaccine Confidence, and Overcoming Vaccination Barriers.
Created by the Massachusetts Vaccine Confidence Project, this newsletter features new resources, tips, and events to support vaccine confidence.
Created by the Massachusetts Vaccine Confidence Project in collaboration with MDPH’s Immunization Division, the Communicating with Confidence: Talking with Patients about Vaccines is a collection of the best resources on communication techniques for providers, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine safety and outreach to special populations.
