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Entries by Marcela
Vasectomy Advocacy: The Time is Now
This blog post talks about how including vasectomy in family planning programs helps them achieve global family planning goals.
Empathways: Improving the relationship between healthcare providers and young people
This blog post describes how a card game that fosters trust between providers and their young clients helps improve family planning outcomes.
Intersectionality: How do we stay true to the content behind the concept?
This blog post explains intersectionality and urges those in the health and social sectors to apply this concept to their work.
Introducing the SBC Flow Chart
This blog post introduces a tool that help social and behavior change practitioners design integrated programs that address intractable health challenges.
Using the KAP COVID Dashboards to Convince the Vaccine Hesitant
This blog post introduces a dashboard public health practitioners can use to increase vaccine acceptance levels and reduce vaccination hesitancy.
New Technical Briefs Highlight Opportunities and Recommendations for Behavioral Economics and Human-Centered Design in Family Planning
This blog post introduces tools to help family planning social and behavior change practitioners use behavioral economics and human-centered design approaches.
We’re Laser-Focused on COVID-19 Vaccines but Vaccine Hesitancy Remains a Challenge
This blog post discusses vaccine hesitancy and introduces tools to help social and behavior change practitioners address this challenge.
We Don’t Have to Be Experts in Everything: Integrating Social Norms into SBC
This blog post introduces a set of tools to help social and behavior change practitioners better understand and integrate social norms into their work.
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