Listen to NVIC's report on all the good legislation introduced during the 2023 state legislative sessions and predictions for 2024. Read the report at https://www.nvic.org/newsletter/nov-2023/annual-vaccine-legislative-report-2023

Report on the silencing of opposing vaccine viewpoints, Barbara Loe Fisher and the National Vaccine Information Center

Learn how to declare independence from vaccine mandates and the one-size-fits-all vaccinator agenda.

Discover more about RSV vaccines licensed for use in pregnancy and seniors and upcoming public comment opportunities with the FDA to comment on use in pregnant women. Updated and referenced article at https://www.nvic.org/newsletter/may-2023/rsv-vaccine-adults-infants

NVIC's Co-founder and President, Barbara Loe Fisher, and NVIC's Director of Advocacy, Dawn Richardson, discuss highlights of NVIC’s annual report on state vaccine legislation introduced in 2022. During 2022, NVIC staff monitored over 900 vaccine-related bills and noted 475 were worth supporting. To learn more, read the annual report at https://www.nvic.org/newsletter/nov-2022/annual-state-vaccine-legislation-report

NVIC's Co-founder and President, Barbara Loe Fisher, provides unique perspective and opinion about a recent Lancet Commission report demanding that the U.S. government become a collectivist society that devalues individual rights. She warns of what is coming as the public health elites continue to expand their power and call for the elimination of the human right to autonomy. To read this commentary and view its references visit https://www.nvic.org/newsletter/nov-2022/weaponizing-covid-to-promote-collectivism

Barbara Loe Fisher, president and co-founder of the non-profit National Vaccine Information Center, reviews 40 years of defending the ethical principle of informed consent to medical risk taking and the legal right to make voluntary vaccine decisions in the U.S. She relates the history of the vaccine safety and informed consent movement that was launched in 1982 by parents of DPT vaccine injured children and its impact on the global conversation about vaccination, health and autonomy that is happening around the world today but is being censored by legacy and social media. She ends with an empowering message of hope and a call to action.

Barbara Loe Fisher, president and co-founder of the non-profit National Vaccine Information Center, gives an illustrated overview of SARS-CoV-2, COVID disease and the COVID vaccine being recommended for children in the U.S. Reviewing scientific evidence and major questions about mRNA COVID vaccine, which is being given to children as young as five years old - with plans pending to target children as young as six months old beginning in the spring of 2022 - she encourages mothers to ask four questions about COVID and COVID vaccine when making an informed decision about vaccination. References for this podcast are available on NVIC's website (https://www.nvic.org/NVIC-Vaccine-News/March-2022/COVID-what-mothers-should-know.aspx)

A Holocaust survivor and founder of the Alliance for Human Research Protection, Ms. Sharav's human rights advocacy and testimony helped shut down 29 clinical trials that violated ethical principles at the National Institutes of Health. Her presentation discusses the birth of the informed consent ethic and draws parallels between Nazi propaganda used to stigmatize Jews as a threat to public health during WWII and today's efforts by government health officials to track the unvaccinated, censor opposing viewpoints about COVID-19 policies and protocols, and restrict movement in society, which poses a threat to freedom.

Release of NVIC’s annual 2021 State Vaccine Legislation Report summarizing data from the NVIC Advocacy Portal's monitoring of almost 500 vaccine-related bills that are pending, moving or passed in the states during 2021. The report is accompanied by an interview with Dawn Richardson, NVIC Director of Advocacy and Barbara talking about how you can take action in your state to protect your rights.

A new commentary by Barbara summarizing the unprecedented threats to civil liberties that Americans have faced since the declaration of a public health emergency in the winter of 2020 and opportunities for positive action.