Promoting COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among the Media: The Story of a Radio Station in Oyo State
Breakthrough ACTION’s work with media personnel across radio, print, and television increased COVID-19 vaccine rates in Nigeria.
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Breakthrough ACTION’s work with media personnel across radio, print, and television increased COVID-19 vaccine rates in Nigeria.
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This blog post celebrates International Women’s Day by highlighting how women’s empowerment groups Breakthrough ACTION works with advance gender equality.
To mark International Women’s Day, Breakthrough ACTION project launched a video series to feature eight dedicated women from across the project.
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