“Medical science has terminology that is understood widely. So why not behavioral science?” says CCP’s Uttara Bharath Kumar, who was part of a WHO working group that developed a new glossary.
Co-hosted by CCP, the 2026 International Social and Behavior Change Communication Summit united a global community to tackle the field’s biggest challenges and opportunities through five days of learning and collaboration.
As a SBCC Summit co-host and longtime leader in the field, CCP will have a strong presence at the conference, which opens June 22 in Panama City.
Global experience, including that of CCP, shows how community-driven approaches can help address rural health challenges in the U.S.
This month, a new effort to reshape academic publishing officially launches, and CCP is part of the movement.
This last year, while challenging, reminded us why good communication can change lives and why evidence, creativity and care are at the heart of everything we do.
CCP resumed publication of GHSP, affirming its commitment to maintaining the open-access journal which was forced to cease operations after the dismantling of USAID.
As the CCP-led Breakthrough ACTION project closes, its director, Elizabeth Serlemitsos, discusses the legacy it leaves behind.
In a new op-ed, CCP’s Kuor Kumoji discusses how the private sector can use behavioral science to help improve water, sanitation and hygiene.
To promote capacity strengthening, CCP offers workshops that provide practitioners the chance to gain deep understanding of the approaches vital to applying communication to impact global health and development goals.
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