October 21, 2015
Communication and social marketing
Our experts use innovative communication and social marketing to promote positive social and behavior change.
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National Diabetes Prevention Program National Collaborative on Childhood Obesity Research (NCCOR)‘DisAbility Connect’ app launches for smartphonesToolkit Uses Community Conversations to Counter HIV in MalawiRead perspectives from our communication and social marketing experts on Degrees blogMAPS trains faith leaders in ZamfaraTodd Phillips, MSAnne Quito, MA, MFA Julia Rosenbaum, ScMCamille SaadeJohn Zoltner, MBANational Diabetes Prevention Program (NDPP)Improving Healthy Behavior Project (IHBP)National Prevention Strategy ImplementationNational Collaborative on Childhood Obesity Research (NCCOR)Communication for Change (C-Change)WASHplus in KenyaDiarrhea Alleviation through Zinc and Oral Rehydration Therapy (DAZT)National Asthma Control Initiative (NACI)Communities Putting Prevention to Work (CPPW)Testing Makes Us StrongerImage may be NSFW.Clik here to view.
Communication and social marketing Our experts use innovative communication and social marketing to promote positive social and behavior change among individuals, systems and communities. We develop strategies that address the interests of the people we are trying to reach, the obstacles to taking action and the many forces that influence behavior and choice. Applying technology to developmentBehavior change communicationBrand managementChronic and noncommunicable diseasesCivic participation: CommunicationCommunicable diseasesCommunity engagementDigital and social mediaFamily planning: CommunicationGender and social normsHIV and AIDS: CommunicationImmunization and vaccinesInjury preventionMaternal and child health: CommunicationSocial and behavior change communicationSocial marketing research and evaluationStrategic planning and policy analysiscommunicationsSocialMarketingBehaviorchangematernalchildimmunizationvaccinesHIVAIDScommunicableinfectiousnoncommunicablechroniccivicengagementGenderenvironmentenvironmentaltechnologyhealthFriday, January 1, 2100
