In 2010, the Ghana Behavior Change Support Project (BCS) launched the national multimedia GoodLife campaign. The campaign included a song...
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Celebrating a “GoodLife” for Ghana BCS as it Enters its Last Year
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President of Malawi Praises BRIDGE II PMTCT Materials
The President of Malawi Dr. Joyce Banda paused during the launch of the National Nutrition, HIV and AIDS Project on February 28, 2013 at the Bingu...
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Global Health: Science and Practice Journal Launch
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 | 8:30–10:30 am
National Press Club | Holeman LoungeThe Global Health: Science and Practice...
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JHU∙CCP Salutes Frontline FP Providers on International Women’s Day
In recognition of International Women’s Day, we would like to applaud the frontline family planning providers, who help women and their partners...
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Talking the Talk: Hotline Counselor Seble Hedgo Provides First-line HIV Support in Ethiopia
The best part of being a Talkline counselor is being able to provide quality counseling to clients who are facing difficult situations and...
Entertainment Education (EE)—the use of entertaining media to engage audiences and deliver life-saving health messages—is one of the key approaches used in JHU∙CCP’s behavior change communication programs. Building on the foundation of great EE leaders such as Miguel Sabido, Everett Rogers, and others, JHU∙CCP continues to push the boundaries and lead the field in EE programming, research and evaluation. JHU∙CCP recently created a Global Program on Entertainment Education and its faculty teach one of the only courses in the world where students learn how to develop, manage, write, produce and monitor an EE program.
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