DPI 311 - Design Health Communication Campaigns for HIV/AIDS

Communication is a key component of many community development interventions.

For HIV/AIDS, changes in attitudes and behaviors among vulnerable adults are critical. DPI 311 is a blended learning course that equips communication or development professionals involved in teenage pregnancy to apply Communication for Development tools developed by USAID, Johns Hopkins University, the CHANGE Project, C4C School, and UNICEF.

The Communications for Communicators School is a USAID-funded project implemented by the CHANGE Project in partnership with Johns Hopkins University Center for Communications Program and the Asian Institute of Management.

The main references are:1. A Field Guide to Designing a Health Communication Strategy: Resource for Health Communication Professionals by the Johns Hopkins University (Click here)

2. Communication for Development Manual by UNICEF (click here)

Online Course: To enter online course, pls open a student account on Schoology www.schoology.com and enter Course Access Code SHW6Q-WFS7K