ACIP Meetings Information | CDC

ACIP Meetings Information | CDC

ACIP Meeting Information

The ACIP holds three meetings each year at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia to review scientific data and vote on vaccine recommendations. Meetings are open to the public and available online via live webcast.

• Meeting Registration
• Public Comment
• Upcoming Meetings
• Meeting Materials

In order to attend the ACIP meeting, in person, at CDC’s Clifton Road campus, ACIP attendees (participants and visitors) must register online. Registration is not necessary to listen to the meeting via phone or live meeting. For in-person attendance, the week prior to the meeting you will receive a placard for your vehicle (parking tag) and instructions for navigating the secure CDC environment to attend the ACIP meeting.

ACIP Meeting Registration

August 26, 2020

No Registration is required for the August ACIP Meeting.

Registration is NOT required to watch the live meeting webcast.

The August 26, 2020 ACIP Meeting will be a virtual meeting with no in-person attendance.

Rules of Conduct for ACIP Meetings

• An interested person who wishes to make an oral public comment during an ACIP meeting should submit a request with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) before the meeting according to the instructions in the Federal Register Notice. Those who have not submitted a request before the meeting will only have an opportunity to speak as time permits or at the discretion of the Chair.
• Audience members may not present comments or questions to the Committee unless recognized by the Chair.
• Attendees may be subject to security screening, such as presenting identification, passing through metal detectors, and inspection of briefcases, packages, and so on.
• Attendees at the meeting are asked to maintain order and not display behavior that is disruptive to the meeting.
• The ACIP Chair or Designated Federal Officer will note on the record any disruptive behavior and will ask the person to cease the behavior or else leave the meeting room.
• We ask that attendees not approach the ACIP table area before, during, or after the meeting without permission from a Designated Federal Officer/Executive Secretary.