The best way to participate
Bring your questions and experience to an IVC meeting
IVC meetings connect people who create, maintain, interpret, and use vaccine vocabularies.
What happens in a meeting?
Meetings are a place to share current work, examine difficult coding questions, discuss NUVA and alignment work, and learn from peers.
You do not need to represent an organization or jurisdiction. Bring your own experience, questions, and interest in making vaccine information easier to understand.
Shape future discussions
Follow topics that interest you
IVC organizes technical subjects through the Building Bridges topic space in InteropHub.
Explore and follow topics
Following a topic helps ensure that you are notified when it is discussed in a future IVC meeting. It also gives IVC a useful signal about subjects of greatest interest.
Explore Building Bridges topicsIs an important topic missing?
Tell us what you would like IVC to consider when planning future meetings. Following or suggesting a topic does not guarantee that it will be scheduled.
Suggest a topic by emailA critical milestone
Bordeaux 2025
The May 2025 training and International Summit on Vaccine Coding & Standards brought together vocabulary, standards, public-health, and implementation perspectives.
Read about Bordeaux 2025Historical presentations
The InteropHub archive keeps meeting-wide and session presentations connected to their agendas so new participants can follow the collaboration's technical history.