Sharing Information, Allaying Fears
The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) and the American Cancer Society (ACS) adapt materials for cancer patients in East Africa, where misinformation and fear are roadblocks to early diagnosis and treatment.
CCP Program in Nigeria Increases Modern Contraceptive Use, Study Suggests
Over a four-year period, new research suggests, a program led by the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs in six...
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CCP Receives Five-Year, $300 Million Award from USAID
The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) has received a five-year award with a $300 million ceiling from the...
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For 30 Years, CCP Workshop has Shaped Communication Leaders
Earlier this summer, Billie Puyat, a freelance consultant who recently completed a master’s program in public health in London, returned...
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CCP Staff Meet with Ugandan Youth Who Are Changing the World
My journey to Uganda to visit a youth-led organization that creates flash mobs was as amazing as it sounds —...
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Roads Less Traveled: Or what riding in an ambulance taught me about family planning
It sounded straightforward. A trip to the Philippines to interview and photograph people for Family Planning Voices. But getting there was far more challenging than we could have imagined.
After Successful Bed Net Campaigns in Ghana, Creating A Thriving, Sustainable Commercial Market
Time was, there was a thriving market for bed nets in Ghana. A local tailor would craft one out of...
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CCP at the London Family Planning Summit
The Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP) is excited to take part in the Family Planning Summit on July...
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Malaria & Mosquitoes: A Tough Tag Team to Beat
Our most effective weapon to date against malaria? Insecticide-treated bed nets, delivered by the millions to Africa. But, increasingly, the...
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Vote for CCP’s Next Generation of Family Planning Leaders!
The Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health recently opened voting for 120 Under 40: The New...
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