Webinar Recap: Using ICT Approaches to Generate Demand for RMNCAH

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Generating demand for underutilized commodities poses a challenge…

HC3 Now Conducting Rapid Assessment of Zika SBCC Efforts in Latin America

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When dealing with a public health crisis caused by an emerging…

Revisiting Behaviors that Can Prevent Maternal and Child Mortality

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Tremendous strides have been made in the past several decades…

SBCC Summit Recap: David Neal Tells Crowd to Consider Habits in SBCC Programming

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At the International Social and Behavior Change Communication…

Sierra Leone's MamaYe Campaign Featured in RMNCH Workshop

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Guest post by Sallieu Sesay, Communications Officer at MamaYe…

HC3 Lit Review: More Research Needed on Meeting the Needs of Adolescent Boys Seeking VMMC Services

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Voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) is a highly effective…

Webinar: What Do Men Have to Do With It? An Update on Vasectomy Trends and Program Successes

This March 2, 2016 webinar, hosted by the Vasectomy Working Group within the LARC/PM Community of Practice and moderated by Alice Payne Merritt, Director of Technical Programs, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, focused on vasectomy trends around the world.

Upcoming Webinar: Using ICT Approaches to Generate Demand for RMNCAH

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This webinar, to be held on March 9 at 9 am EST, will bring together technical experts in ICT and RMNCAH programming to share best practices and experiences in developing ICT approaches as independent programs or to strategically integrate them into existing programs where they complement RMNCAH program efforts and boost program outcomes.

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…