With so many channels of communication out there, it’s important to work with data and information you can trust. We’ve compiled a list of recognised and reliable sources and resources from around the world to get you started
World Health Organization (WHO)
The WHO provides comprehensive resources on AMR, including policy guidelines, research, and educational materials
Access resourceU.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The CDC offers detailed information on AMR, surveillance data, and guidance for healthcare professionals and the public
Access resourceEuropean Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)
The ECDC provides reports, data, and advice on AMR specific to Europe
Access resourceNational Health Service (NHS)
The UK’s NHS offers information on AMR, including advice on responsible antibiotic use and patient guidelines
Access resourceNational Institutes of Health (NIH)
The NIH funds and publishes extensive research on AMR, providing valuable insights and updates
Access resourceBritish Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSAC)
Founded in 1971, BSAC is one of the world’s largest networks of infection specialists, committed to addressing the growing threat of drug-resistant infections around the world
Access resourceGlobal Antibiotic Research and Development Partnership (GARDP)
GARDP focuses on developing new treatments for AMR and provides updates on global research efforts
Access resourceReAct – Action on Antibiotic Resistance
ReAct is an independent network dedicated to AMR, offering resources, advocacy, and research
Access resourceWellcome Trust
The Wellcome Trust funds global research on AMR and provides comprehensive resources and reports
Access resourceStop Superbugs
is a global health initiative run by BSAC. They offer small grants to members of their sub-Saharan network engaged in community education
Access resourceWounds That Won’t Heal
Is a free repository of images showing the reality of the global superbugs crisis
Access resourcee-Bug
The e-Bug programme, operated by the UK Health Security Agency, provides free resources to help educators teach young people and children about superbugs
Access resourceThe Global Antimicrobial Stewardship Partnership Hub
A huge list of searchable resources from around the world
Access resourceAntibiotic Armageddon
A short anime film that explores the theme of superbugs in the year 2050
Access resourceYouth Advocacy Toolkit (UNICEF)
A PDF toolkit aimed at young people who want to start an advocacy campaign, it can also be used by teachers or those who work with young people. There are tools and activities to work through and can be tailored to your advocacy cause
Access resourceCampaign tactics toolbox (Beautiful Trouble)
A repository of 54 different options for campaigning, from simple actions you can carry out as an individual to more highly organised activities requiring many people
Access resourceCampaign Canvas (Mobilisation Lab)
A PDF resource aimed at those looking to develop a campaign - completing each section of the canvas will ensure all of the key areas are considered at the start of a campaign
Access resourceResources for social change (Sheila McKechnie Foundation)
A repository of reports, books, podcasts, and websites all focused on social change
Access resourceTARGET Toolkit (UK Health Security Agency)
TARGET stands for "Treat Antibiotics Responsibly, Guidance, Education and Tools". This is a toolkit for healthcare professionals to support antimicrobial stewardship activities. Includes webinars, resources for patients, and guidance or specific conditions
Access resourceReAct Toolbox
ReAct is a network that advocates for change around antibiotic resistance. The toolbox has a variety of resources and guides that can be used by a range of audiences
Access resourceEuropean Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC)
The European Antibiotic Awareness Day has a toolkit for planning a campaign around this Day. There are toolkits for primary care prescribers, healthcare professionals, the general public, and social media
Access resourceHootsuite
Hootsuite must be purchased. Hootsuite has a "resources" section containing free social media tools
Access resourceSprout Social
Sprout Social must be purchased. Sprout Social has a "resources" section containing free social media tools
Access resourceCanva
A graphic design tool that can be used to create images, infographics, videos, social media posts, and more. Graphics can be made by an individual then shared with others for collaboration, or shared Workspaces can be created for multiple designs. Canva contains many templates and icons that are free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceClipChamp
A simple video editing software. ClipChamp is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceMicrosoft 365 suite
Multiple tools that can be used to develop visual content, including PowerPoint. Microsoft 365 suite can be used online for free or purchased
Access resourceAdobe Creative Cloud
Multiple tools that can be used to develop visual content, including Illustrator and Premiere Pro. Adobe tools must be purchased
Access resourceNotion
A productivity and organisational tool that can be used to keep track of projects, lists, and more. Documents can be shared with others for collaboration. Notion is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceTrello
A project management tool for planning, managing, and organising projects. A Workspace can be shared with others for collaboration. Trello is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceMiro
A visual workspace for collaborating on ideas and project management. A board can be shared with others for collaboration. Miro is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourcePadlet
A noticeboard-style tool for collaborating on ideas and gathering comments on posted topics. Padlets can be shared with others for collaboration. Padlet is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceMailchimp
An email marketing platform that allows you to create and send targeted email campaigns. This can be used to share updates and engage with your audience. MailChimp also has analytics and reporting tools to evaluate the success of your email campaigns. MailChimp is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceConvertKit
An email marketing platform that allows you to create and send targeted email campaigns. ConvertKit also has analytics and reporting tools to evaluate the success of your email campaigns. ConvertKit is free to use (with optional upgrades)
Access resourceSubStack
A newsletter platform that allows you to create and send digital newsletters to an audience. SubStack is free to use
Access resourceReAct Toolbox
ReAct is a network that advocates for change around antibiotic resistance. The toolbox has a variety of resources and guides that can be used by a range of audiences. This link contains fact sheets, videos, and social media resources
Access resourceWorld Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week (World Health Organization)
WAAW is a global campaign carried out annually to improve awareness and understanding of AMR and encourage best practices. This campaign is targeted at a range of audiences, including the general public, policymakers, and healthcare professionals
Access resourceAntibiotic Guardian
A campaign highlighting the dangers of antibiotic resistance and the actions individuals can take to make change. This link contains posters and leaflets, and further resources can be found in the "resources" section
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