When she accepted the award for “Best Film” at the Asian Film Festival in London in March 2012, Fatima Khan, producer of...
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Bol Named Best Film of 2011 at London Asian Film Festival; Producer Dedicates Award to the Young People of Pakistan
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JHU∙CCP Researchers Contribute to Two Health Communication Books
Two recently published health communication books feature chapters written by JHU∙CCP researchers and staff.
The new, fully revised and...
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Uniting to Defeat Africa’s Biggest Killer
Global campaign against malaria also creates opportunities for South African township communities
In the run-up to World...
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NetWorks Collaborates with Women’s Groups and Religious Leaders to Protect a Vulnerable Population from Malaria
As NetWorks strives to achieve universal coverage with long-lasting insecticide-treated nets across Senegal, perhaps no population has proved a...
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Radio Inspires Ugandan Community Group to Help Stop Malaria
When challenged to stop malaria by reaching every household in their community with malaria preventative messages, the Biyinzika Credit and...
Meet Susan Zorro, the wife of legendary Tanzanian musician Banana Zorro.
“There’s nothing I’m prouder of than being the mother of two children, Randy (4) and Jermeine (2). I love my kids more than anything in this world,” Susan declared during an interview celebrating Mother’s Day.
Susan and Banana believe that it is very important that they make decisions for their family and raise their children together. And no decision has been more important than their choice to adopt a modern method of family planning.
“My husband and I worked together to select and use a family planning method that is suitable for us,” explains Mrs. Zorro. “As a mother, I feel happy that my husband supported me in my decision about the use of family planning methods [especially as there are many] men...
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