“A happy and healthy family results when husband and wife … use the knowledge gained from health providers to plan their family.” (Pati patni karein vichar, swasth naari, swasth parivar) Linked by this tagline, over a dozen new TV and radio spots with family planning
Talking openly about family planning is not usual behavior for people residing in slums of Agra, India; but CCP did not set out to do anything usual in the Urban Health Initiative. From December 20-26 under the Urban Health Initiative (UHI), CCP piloted the first
A transient and isolated lifestyle, little HIV/AIDS knowledge, and a tendency toward risky sexual behavior – the migrant population in India is the perfect conduit for HIV/AIDS across the country. Over 200 million people in India are estimated to migrate regularly from rural to urban
CCP has enlisted the help of several famous Bollywood stars to promote messages about HIV testing, prevention, and care for pregnant women and children in India. Sushmita Sen (Miss Universe 1994 and actress), Jackie Shroff (actor), and Anil Kapur (actor in Slumdog Millionaire and 24)
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
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