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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Closing the Global COVID-19 Vaccine Gap: Three Encouraging Insights to Support Vaccine Demand
This blog post describes three opportunities to leverage behavioral insights to increase COVID-19 vaccine uptake rates in low-resource settings.
Three Things You can do to Fight Health-Related Misinformation Online
This blog post describes three ways public health professionals responding to health emergencies can combat misinformation online.
Equity and malaria: Who gets prioritized when a household doesn’t have enough mosquito nets?
A Breakthrough ACTION website helps program planners access insecticide-treated net use data to develop comprehensive and equitable malaria programs.
Announcing: 10 Stories, 10 Lives, One Message Site
Breakthrough ACTION launches a new site featuring videos and stories that show how social and behavior change improves access to family planning services.
Building Behavioral Design Skills: Conversations with Breakthrough ACTION Innovators
A Niger health official uses behavioral design skills to design and scale up high-impact interventions to improve postpartum family planning uptake.
Fighting Vaccine Hesitancy Through Community Radio and Social Media
In Bangladesh, Breakthrough ACTION leveraged the potential of community radio and social media to deliver lifesaving COVID-19 vaccine messages.
Advancing Gender Equality in Nigeria Through Women’s Empowerment Groups
This blog post celebrates International Women’s Day by highlighting how women’s empowerment groups Breakthrough ACTION works with advance gender equality.
Celebrating Women of ACTION
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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