A collaboration between CCP and the Johns Hopkins Cochlear Center is exploring how to make hearing something people understand, monitor and talk about as part of their overall health.
A new project led in part by CCP aims to address postpartum depression and obesity by designing support around what mothers say they actually need.
How a structured brainstorming session at the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs became a years-long call to prevent drug deaths the community.
By listening to women, providers and others, CCP created “Let’s Talk Tubes,” a conversation starting campaign about managing cancer risk.
Working with Johns Hopkins Cochlear Center, the goal is to develop a broader campaign to make hearing something people monitor regularly, like blood pressure, steps or sleep.
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’s HCD work is a successful model for developing customized solutions based on the specific needs of communities around the world.
CCP researchers find that changing the relationship between community health workers and caregivers benefits everyone and improves outcomes.
CCP aims to co-create solutions to increase knowledge about salpingectomy, the removal of the fallopian tubes, which could reduce the risk of developing a deadly cancer.
CCP’s Executive Director Debora B. Freitas López gives a keynote speech at the Africa Society for Social & Behavior Change virtual summit.
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