Beginning October 2, Mozambican audiences can view Tsha Tsha, a mini-series that combines entertainment and education on HIV/AIDS. Brought to Mozambique by Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs ( CCP),through the support of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and PEPFAR funding, Tsha
In September 2009, the Health Communication Partnership (HCP), one of CCP’s flagship programs in Uganda, launched a campaign to address new HIV infections in Uganda.
The One Love campaign kicked off in Uganda and has created a buzz that is seen as provocative and informative, bringing attention to the trend of sexually active adults having multiple and concurrent partners (a “side dish” or “take away”). The primary campaign message is
The launch of Brothers For Life will take place in Kwamashu, Durban on August 29 during an all day entertainment and educational event expected to attract thousands of citizens.
Betengna, a radio program that showcases the diaries of ordinary people living with HIV, may contribute to reducing HIV-related stigma, according to the results of a research study disseminated today in Addis Ababa. Results of the research indicate that listeners of Betengna were found to
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Program (CCP) has once again joined forces with The Indian Express Group to honor local journalists that demonstrate excellence in HIV/AIDS reporting in Marathi and English. Through its Ramnath Goenka Foundation, Indian Express sponsors
An exciting new HIV communication program targeting university students was introduced to the Addis Ababa University (AAU) community today. The program uses entertainment education and a certificate training course to provide students with the skills to practice healthier behaviors in their daily lives and to
The Ma Vie Ma Decision! campaign—French for “My Life, My Decision”—commenced August 1, 2007, at a ceremony in Abidjan with young people who helped develop the campaign along with government officials and local NGO personnel. This new youth-driven health promotion campaign incorporates young Ivorians’ language
The then President of India, Adbul Kalam, presented 24 awards to reporters whose stories met the highest standard of journalism on July 16, 2007 in New Delhi, India. For the first time, the presentations included two awards for Excellence in HIV/AIDS Reporting. Celebrating the Excellence
The Federal Police released the first two editions of Tewerwari Kewakebt or ‘The Shooting Stars’, a new serial comic book addressing HIV and AIDS today. Designed to reduce the risk of HIV infection among members of Ethiopia’s police force, the comic series will be distributed
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