Gender – Page 2 – Health Communication Capacity Collaborative – Social and Behavior Change Communication

Using The HealthCOMpass to Strengthen Social and Behavior Change Communication Capacity

Swazi Girls4Health: Communicating About HIV Risk Reduction Strategies with Adolescent Girls and Young Women

This guide was developed to supplement Swaziland's extended National Multisectoral Strategic Framework for HIV and AIDS (eNSF) and address its inadequate targeting of interventions and services and a lack of intensity for reaching those most vulnerable—in this case, adolescent girls and young women.

Transforming Gender Norms: Innovative Approaches to Working with Men and Boys for Better RMNCH Webinar

This webinar was held on December 1, 2015, and highlighted couple communication programs employing different approaches to transforming gender norms and behaviors with an emphasis on men and boys.

Innovation Webinar 10: Gender Transformative Approaches

The Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) held a webinar on September 22, 2015 on gender transformative approaches and social and behavior change communication.

Gender Equity and Family Planning Outcomes in Health Communication Programs: A Secondary Data Analysis (Full Report)

After a brief introduction to the importance of gender equity for health communication efforts to improve RH outcomes, this report outlines the methodology and results for each of the data sets analyzed.

Gender Equity in Health Communication Programs (Report Summary)

Gender equity is an important determinant of health, especially in the area of reproductive health and family planning. Yet, evaluating the relationship between gender equity and family planning programs is not a simple task.

Addressing the Role of Gender in the Demand for RMNCH Commodities: A Programming Guide

This guide is a resource for increasing demand for the 13 reproductive,…

Gender Transformative Approaches

Gender transformative approaches (GTA) are programs and interventions that create opportunities for individuals to actively challenge gender norms, promote positions of social and political influence for women in communities, and address power inequities between persons of different genders.

Use of the Health COMpass in Guatemala (Spanish)

Uso de Health COMpass para fortalecer la temática de género y masculinidad con Proveedores y trabajadores comunitarios de servicios de salud de Guatemala.

Use of the Health COMpass in Guatemala

Use of the Health COMpass in Guatemala strengthens health providers’ and community workers’ capacity to work in the areas of gender and masculinity.

Strengthening Social and Behavior Change Communication Gender Capacity in Cote d'Ivoire

This case study provides an overview of two workshops held in 2013 in Cote d'Ivoire to field test the Health COMpass. After identifying a gap in social and behavior change communication capacity related to gender, the ISOFI toolkit from CARE and ICRW was chosen as the basis of the two workshops.