Young and HIV Positive: Health Communication for Youth, their Parents, and their Caregivers

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AIDS is now the leading cause of death among adolescents (aged 10–19) in Africa and the second most common cause of death among adolescents globally. As outlined in the 2015 PEFPAR Technical Considerations, adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) need assistance to address stigma (both internal and external) and ongoing support for treatment adherence and retention.

ICTs for SBCC Programming: Recap of Panel Discussion from International SBCC Summit 2016

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At the first International Social and Behavior Change Communication…

New HC3 Framework Provides Guidance for Discussing Hormonal Contraception Options for Women at High Risk for HIV

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The Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) has…

Saving Lives At Birth: Join the Discussion on Sustainable Change Through Innovation

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How can we create game-changing and sustainable social and behavior…

Springboard Event at SBCC Summit Attracts Global Community of Practice

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The Health Communication Capacity Collaborative introduced its…

The #SBCCSummit is Just What the Malaria SBCC Community Needs

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Malaria is both a preventable and treatable illness, yet it remains…

Emerging ICT4D Trends at the SBCC Summit

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Information communication technology (ICT) and social and behavior…

ICT, Monitoring and Research Sessions at the SBCC Summit

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Over a year ago, at the height of the Ebola epidemic in Liberia,…

SBCC Summit to Explore Behavior Change Communication Strategies for HIV

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A number of HIV-focused presentations to be given at the…

The Right Stuff for the Right Start: A Look at Child Health Sessions at the SBCC Summit

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The Child Health-focused sessions at the SBCC Summit offer a…
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Learning Lessons about Ebola from a Continuing Outbreak at the #SBCCSummit

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Despite an outpouring of local and international effort and support,…