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December 3, 2003
Zambia Launches Free HIV Telephone Advice Line to Respond to Growing Need for Accurate Information in Confidential Setting: Hopkins CCP Helps Implement New Hotline
November 25, 2003
Successful Hopkins HIV/AIDS Workshop Draws 21 Participants from Around the World to Learn the Latest Health Communication Strategies: First French Workshop Held by CCP in October 2003
November 17, 2003
New Website for Health Communication Professionals Offers Information, Materials, Networks, and Project Details: Health Communication Partnership Launches Interactive Site
November 13, 2003
New Documentary Offers Intimate Look Inside the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in Baltimore, Maryland: Personal Stories Illustrate Extent of Problem in Urban Baltimore
October 10, 2003
Poignant Photo Of Refugee Child Takes Top Prize At First Annual Photoshare Contest Sponsored By Hopkins' INFO Project
September 25, 2003
Healthy Russia 2020 Foundation, Website Offers New Approach For Tackling Russia's Entrenched Health Problems
September 24, 2003
Refusing to Lose Hope: Zambian Documentary Series Addresses HIV and AIDS Stigma and Living Positively
September 4, 2003
CCP, New Health Communication Partnership Help Implement Zambia's Successful Measles Program with 5 Million Children Vaccinated in a Week: Integrated Effort Also Focused on Malaria and Other Childhood Illnesses
August 28, 2003
New Latin American Website Offers Adolescents A Safe Place to Find Answers to Questions About Health, Sexuality, Nutrition: Interactive Act Now! First Comprehensive Site for Spanish Youth
August 6, 2003
New Website Launched to Highlight USAID-Funded Public Health Programs and Other Services in Nigeria: Web Site Offers Information on Reproductive Health, Child Survival, HIV/AIDS
July 28, 2003
Hopkins' CCP and Save the Children Work With Local Groups inMalawi to Implement $5.3-Million HIV/AIDS Prevention Program
June 30, 2003
Announcement: The INFO Project at Johns Hopkins University Launches New Family Planning/ Reproductive Health Website
June 27, 2003
Guinean Youth Drive Innovative HIV/AIDS and Pregnancy Prevention Program Focused on Abstinence, Condom Use: Hairdressers, Cafés, and Tailors Participate in Health Communication Program
June 24, 2003
Hopkins Report: Strategic Health Communication Can Lead to Healthier Behaviors in Developing World: New Publications Document Successes, Lessons Learned, and Overall Strategies
May 28, 2003
New Manual Shows How to Mobilize Communities in Developing World for Health and Social Change: Field Guide Provides Illustrative Examples and Lessons Learned From Real-World Experience
May 27, 2003
Namibia Research Shows Most Youth Don't Understand the Terms "Abstinence" or "Faithfulness" for HIV Prevention
May 19, 2003
Announcement: CCP Researcher Young Mi Kim Wins MAQie Award
April 9, 2002
Ghana Launches National Program to Encourage Adolescents to Develop Skills to Fight HIV/AIDS Infection
April 1, 2002
New Virtual Network Links Thousands of Health Communication Professionals to New Research, Theories
March 31, 2003
New CD-ROM and Publication Detail Tools and Approaches for Improving the Quality of Health Care in Developing Countries
March 7, 2003
CARE, CCP Part of Global Consortium to Receive Up to $50 Million Award from USAID to Respond to HIV/AIDS
March 4, 2003
Ethiopian Radio Drama Prompts Young Adults to Protect Themselves from HIV/AIDS: "Journey of Life" Also Dramatically Increases Perceived Risk of HIV Infection
February 13, 2003
"Living Positively" Program in Francophone Africa Features New Video and Comic Book To Combat HIV/AIDS Stigma
February 11, 2003
New Research Shows 60% of Namibian Youth Expect to be Infected with HIV in the Next Year: Data Gathered for New Radio Variety Show Developed by and for Namibian Youth
January 29, 2003
Africare, CCP, Morehouse Launch $10 Million Health Program in Liberia
January 13, 2003
CCP Receives Nearly $1 Million from The Atlantic Philanthropies to Develop Television Serial Drama to Improve Health in Viet Nam
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