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PDF file of resource titled: . What to do if you have COVID-19 symptoms but have not been in close contact with anyone diagnosed with COVID-19 What to do if you have COVID-19 symptoms but have not been in close contact with anyone diagnosed with COVID-19
Two-page information sheet on what to do if you have/may have COVID-19
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Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Washington State Department of Health

PDF file of resource titled: . Stop the Spread Stop the Spread
Information on how to stop the spread by social distancing and washing hands.
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Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Government of New South Wales (NSW)

PDF file of resource titled: . What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19 Unachohitajika kufanya iwapo kuna uwezekano kuwa ulitangamana na mtu aliye na COVID-19
What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19
Two-page information sheet on what to do if you have/may have COVID-19
[View Swahili | Kiswahili Version]  [View English Version]
Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Washington State Department of Health

PDF file of resource titled: . Keep yourself and your Loved Ones Safe ้องกันทุกคนให้ปลอดภัย:การอยู่ห่างกัน
Keep yourself and your Loved Ones Safe
Details on how to physically distance, symptoms of COVID-19, and how to be safe.
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Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Government of New South Wales (NSW)

PDF file of resource titled: . What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19 What to do if you were potentially exposed to someone with COVID-19
Two-page information sheet on what to do if you have/may have COVID-19
[View English Version]
Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Washington State Department of Health

Video clip of resource titled: . A Navajo Children’s Story About COVID-19 (Radio Edit) A Navajo Children’s Story About COVID-19 (Radio Edit)
This story is “A Navajo Children’s Story about COVID-19” that was broadcast on August 23 on KTNN AM 660.
[View Navajo | Diné Version] 
Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Fort Defiance Indian Health Board

PDF file of resource titled: . How to Safely Wear Your Mask (Face Mask) Sida Badbaadada Leh ee Loo Xirto Maaskarahaaga (waji daboolka)
How to Safely Wear Your Mask (Face Mask)
Infographic on how to properly wear, sanitize, and discard masks.
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Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Minnesota State Department of Health

Video clip of resource titled: . Symptoms of Coronavirus Disease (Navajo Translation) Symptoms of Coronavirus Disease (Navajo Translation)
Translated video from CDC about the symptoms of Coronavirues and what to do if symptoms are present.
[View Navajo | Diné Version] 
Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Fort Defiance Indian Health Board

Video clip of resource titled: . What You Need to Know About Handwashing (Navajo Translation) What You Need to Know About Handwashing (Navajo Translation)
Video on how to wash hands.
[View Navajo | Diné Version] 
Topic: How to Be Safe
Source: Fort Defiance Indian Health Board

PDF file of resource titled: . Symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Dalili za Virusi vya Corona (COVID-19)
Symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Poster with COVID-19 symptoms and emergency warning signs
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Topic: Symptoms and Your Health
Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

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The resources collected here are intended to provide basic information about COVID-19 to diverse communities. Please use the resources provided with caution. We do not endorse or assume responsibility for any information offered by third-party websites that are linked through this site. We strongly recommend consulting your personal health care providers and local officials for medical advice and guidelines. Due to the rapidly changing development of knowledge and guidelines around COVID-19, we have worked to confirm the origin of the links and resources to the best of our ability, but we know that some information provided may be out-of-date or incomplete. If you have any questions, please contact us at resources@aasc.ucla.edu or fill out our feedback form for suggestions.