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Children’s Minnesota teams up with Inspire Change Clinic to address vaccine questions

We know that every parent wants what is best for their child. That’s why Inspire Change Clinic and Children’s Minnesota brought community leaders together to share information, address concerns and answer the most common questions about the measles (MMR ) vaccine.

The short videos below feature trusted community voices answering common questions about the MMR vaccine in English and Somali. Families are encouraged to watch the video in the language of their choice and talk with their child’s pediatrician about vaccines. We’re here to help.

Watch the videos

English language

 Somali language

Primary care at Children’s Minnesota

At your primary care clinic, we provide a wide variety of primary care services that kids need during a typical childhood. And, if something is out of the ordinary, we can connect you to the rest of the services throughout the Children’s Minnesota system. Learn more about primary care (Somali) at Children’s Minnesota. 

The videos produced are thanks to a grant from the United Health Foundation.

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