HIV/AIDS

Malawians discuss how to reduce HIV risk exposure, including limiting concurrent sexual partnerships.
Research Explores Implications for HIV Programming in Malawi

People feel pity… but he is labeled Casanova.” -Adult male research participant New research conducted by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (JHU∙CCP) in Malawi examines concurrent sexual partnerships. Researchers from JHU∙CCP looked at social norms relating to concurrent

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Research Reveals “Explosive” Effects from Fataki Campaign

A new study by researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (JHU∙CCP) reveals that the Fataki campaign influenced Tanzanians to take responsibility for preventing cross-generational sex (CGS) in their communities. The article is published in AIDS and Behavior.

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Health Campaign in Lesotho Energizes Community

“People are tired of health campaigns that tell them what to do without even asking what they want. We want to give people options and introduce fresh, new ways of communicating about health,” says Itumeleng Mafa, a member of the Pusha Love community. “Just look

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