Gulf South VECTOR’s “Did You Know?” campaign shares short, science-based messages that highlight how vectors impact public health and what can be done to reduce risk. Designed to be quick, informative, and easy to share, these posts help build awareness, correct common misconceptions, and support informed, community-wide action.
Gulf South VECTOR has released a new downloadable social media toolkit focused on source reduction—one of the most effective ways to reduce mosquitoes and lower the risk of mosquito-borne diseases.
Rare Disease Day, observed annually on February 28 (or February 29 in leap years), raises global awareness of rare diseases affecting over 300 million people worldwide. Some rare diseases are vector-borne, transmitted by insects like ticks and mosquitoes.
Gulf South VECTOR has launched its first downloadable social media asset campaign, offering ready-to-use graphics and captions to support unified vector-borne disease prevention across the region. Designed for organizations, agencies, and businesses, this toolkit makes it easy to share expert-vetted messaging on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn—helping partners strengthen awareness, encourage prevention, and promote consistent regional outreach.