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Webinar on Malaria in Pregnancy: Promoting Uptake of Intermittent Preventive Treatment

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This March 16, 2017 webinar included presenters from the Maternal and Child Survival Program (MCSP) and HC3. Presenters described current efforts to improve the prevention and treatment of malaria in pregnancy (MiP) that focus on service providers, pregnant women and those who influence both groups. Panelists included: Fadzai Mutseyekwa, Director of Innovations, Research M&E, USAID/MCHIP Zimbabwe Associate Award [Presentation: Formative Work to I…

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Strengthening SBCC Capacity at the National Level to Improve Health Outcomes for All

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On March 23, the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) convened experts and practitioners for the second in a three-part series on catalyzing social and behavior change communication (SBC). Presenters: Dr. Elizabeth Fox, PhD, Deputy Coordinator, Child and Maternal Survival | Director, Office of Infectious Diseases, USAID Kirsten Böse, HC3 Project Director Bill Glass, Director, Strategic Communication Programs, Johns Hopkins Center for…

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Webinar on Capacity Strengthening Evaluation: What Role Can Outcome Harvesting Play?

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This March 30, 2017 webinar featured an expert panel that discussed the challenges of evaluating capacity strengthening, what makes the outcome harvesting methodology unique and how outcome harvesting addresses some of the challenges of capacity strengthening evaluation. In 2013, USAID named outcome harvesting as one of several innovative complexity-aware monitoring methods. The Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) has used outcome h…

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Webinar on Meeting Adolescents’ Needs: Findings from a Three-Country VMMC Assessment

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This webinar highlighted the findings from a three-country Adolescent VMMC Assessment. The goal of the study was to gain a better understanding of whether VMMC programs are adequately meeting adolescent needs in age-appropriate ways by exploring counseling, communication and client-provider interaction. Cross-country comparisons were shared from Tanzania, Zimbabwe and South Africa. The findings have implications for all countries working in the V…

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Webinar: The Critical Role of Social and Behavior Change across the Service Delivery Continuum

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  This webcast event explored successes, challenges and promising approaches of the integration of social and behavior change (SBC) along the service delivery continuum to improve health outcomes. Following the presentation of a new overarching model developed by HC3 – the Circle of Care – a panel discussion focused on grounded strategies which have been used to effectively integrate SBC to improve service-related outcomes across a range of healt…

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Webinar: Men as More than Partners: Increasing Men’s Use of Sexual and Reproductive Health Products and Services through SBCC

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This June 21, 2017 webinar featured presentations on social and behavior change communication (SBCC) interventions designed to successfully increase men’s demand for and use of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) products and services. Presentation topics included vasectomy research and programming in low-resource settings; innovative approaches to generating demand for voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC); insights and impact on men as fa…

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Innovation Webinar 16: Human-Centered Design

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This June 27, 2017 webinar introduced human-centered design (HCD), an approach to problem solving that prioritizes empathy, actively engaging end-users, providers and other stakeholders throughout the development process. HCD incorporates an understanding of the motivations and incentives that drive human behavior, including cultural and social norms, into designing solutions that are aligned with the end-user and offer lasting impact. This onlin…

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Strengthening Malaria SBCC through Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

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This August 29, 2017 webinar held by the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3) highlighted three new tools for malaria social and behavior change communication (SBCC) research, monitoring and evaluation (RM&E). These tools included: Malaria SBCC Evidence Package: a searchable database, fact sheets and infographics featuring articles demonstrating the positive role of SBCC on malaria outcomes M&E I-Kit for Malaria Case Management SBCC …

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Consolidating the Evidence: Increasing Family Planning Uptake through Social and Behavior Change

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This September 6, 2017 webinar, hosted by the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative, spotlighted emerging platforms that centralize family planning (FP) and social and behavior change (SBC) tools and evidence – among them, HC3’s new SBC/FP Evidence database, which features nearly 250 peer-reviewed articles highlighting SBC’s contribution to modern FP uptake in low- and middle- income countries around the world. This webinar was moderated by…

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Webinaire: Manuel de mis en œuvre pour la communication pour le changement social et comportemental de la santé sexuelle et reproductive destinée aux adolescents en milieu urbain

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Webinaire: Manuel de mis en œuvre pour la communication pour le changement social et comportemental de la santé sexuelle et reproductive destinée aux adolescents en milieu urbain. (http://sbccimplementationkits.org/urban-youth/?lang=fr) Jeudi, le 21 janvier Présentateur: Mohamad Syar: Manuel de Miseen OEuvre de CCSC pour la SSR des Jeunes Urbains Présentatrice: Alessia Radice Manuel pour la CCSC et la SSR des adolescents en milieu urbain*EN LIGNE…

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

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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. Men and boys are often inadequately addressed or entirely absent from reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) communication strategies, yet are vital to increasing demand for and utilization of RMNCAH products and services….