In Mozambique, CCP is working to educate men about the health risks of malaria, and encouraging them to share decision-making power with their wives.
The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs-led Breakthrough ACTION-Guatemala project is working with five private sector companies with one goal in mind: To help rural mothers and grandmothers improve the health of their children. The companies – which sell chicken, chlorine cleaning products, fortified sugar,
CCP is working with sister organization Jalin on a four-year project aimed at better understanding why Indonesian teens smoke — and how to get them to stop.
This year’s workshop was kicked off with a tribute to Lozare, the heart and soul of CCP’s LSCW workshop, a three-week, hands-on immersive program designed to hone the social and behavior change skills of participants from around the world.
In a new book chapter, CCP’s Suruchi Sood writes that climate change needs to be repositioned from a future catastrophe to an urgent one. Entertainment-education can help.
The Policy Learning Collaborative is a course not only in policy, but in how people can participate in decision making in their community. CCP is among the partners on the effort.
A model used in Nigeria to help pay for certain family planning expenses at the state level is sustainable and could be a blueprint for others trying to stretch reproductive health dollars.
A new campaign in Tanzania is designed to teach people when they should – and shouldn’t – use antibiotics to treat diseases.
CCP’s Executive Director Debora B. Freitas López gives a keynote speech at the Africa Society for Social & Behavior Change virtual summit.
“We are showing that it’s okay for a man to escort his wife to the family planning clinic,” says CCP’s Emmanuel Kayongo, deputy chief of party in Uganda.
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