Graphic Medicine

Selection of comics related to Covid-19.

Collection of comics with reliable information on COVID-19: educational, vaccine-specific, ethics/social justice, patients, caregivers, historic, coping & humor, as well as a selection of non-comics resources.

A collection of webcomics on the ethical and social justice impacts of Covid-19

An illustrated online feature chronicling personal accounts of life and death from the frontlines of COVID-19.

These powerful stories from the COVID pandemic are collaborations between frontline workers and comic artists.

In partnership with the United Nations in South Africa, research communication specialists Jive Media Africa have produced a series of posters to grab attention and engage a broad range of public audiences. Share them in any one of 16 languages.

Seniors describe their experiences with contracting Covid-19 and connect their experiences today with various periods in history.

Captures both the shared experience of the Covid-19 pandemic and the ways it has laid bare the stark disparities that shape our lives.

Discusses how new strains of a virus develop and proliferate. Specifically references the mutation process of the Sars Cov-2 virus.

Storybook series about Indigenous peoples across Turtle Island. Narratives portray communal efficacy, strength, and hope in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Static images and .gif animation to show how the virus replicates and spreads and how the impact one person’s infection can have on an entire population.

A comics journalist tells the story of an effort to increase COVID vaccination rates in Chicago's House Ball community. Addresses the intersections of race, gender, and health. Also discusses the history of and reasons for distrust of the medical system among many members of the Black community