; Whereas racial and ethnic vaccine coverage disparities persist in communities throughout the United States; Whereas compared to privately insured adolescents, adolescents with Medicaid or who are uninsured have significantly lower vaccine coverage; Whereas parents, caregivers, adolescents, and young adults are in need of accurate, easy-to-understand vaccine information to guide vaccination decisions that will support lifelong health; Whereas parents and caregivers residing in rural communities and in the southern United States are the least trusting of public health or government agencies, and doctors or other health care providers as sources for vaccine information; Whereas, as the primary source of trusted health information for caregivers and teens, health care providers have a duty to take action toward combating misinformation and disinformation by conveying accurate vaccine information; and Whereas active collaboration among Federal, State, and local organizations is critical to establishing immunization as a safe and effective contributor to preventative health and to furthering the common goal of high immunization coverage among adolescents and young adults: Now, therefore, be it