Archive for: Male Engagement

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Building Bridges: Promising Strategies for Improving the Health of Boys and Men by Promoting Social Connection and Support

English Maternal and Child Health, Male Engagement, Sexual and Reproductive Health Fact Sheet/Brief Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This brief recommends promising strategies to improve health outcomes among boys and men by promoting social connection and support.

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Together We Decide: A Game for Building Health and Harmony Within Families

English South Sudan Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Tool, Implementation Guidance Social and Behavior Change Communication, Behavioral Science Breakthrough ACTION

This card game helps couples explore child spacing choices and gain comfort in discussing these topics with each other and health providers.

Families

Know, Care, Do: A Theory of Change for Engaging Men and Boys in Family Planning Online Course

Breakthrough ACTION French, English Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Online Course Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

This course helps program implementers increase and improve the engagement of men and boys in family planning programs and services.

Engaging men and boys

Know, Care, Do: Case Studies

Breakthrough ACTION French, English South Sudan, Nigeria, India, Democratic Republic of the Congo Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Case Study Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

A set of five case studies showcase how a male engagement theory of change can be applied to improve health outcomes across diverse country contexts.

Engaging Men as Contraceptive Users tool

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Engaging Men as Contraceptive Users: Materials for Vasectomy Advocates

Breakthrough ACTION English Service Delivery, Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Website, Tool, Interactive Social and Structural, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Advocacy Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION’s package of evidence-based resources can help family planning program planners advocate for the inclusion of vasectomy.

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Know, Care, Do: A Theory of Change for Engaging Men and Boys in Family Planning

Breakthrough ACTION English, Spanish, French Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Model/Framework Social and Structural Breakthrough ACTION

Breakthrough ACTION developed a theory of change to help family planning practitioners engage more effectively with men and boys.

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Advancing Male Engagement in FP/RH: An Advocacy Tool

Breakthrough ACTION French, English Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Tool Breakthrough ACTION

This guide helps family planning practitioners advocate for investments, commitment, and implementation of male engagement efforts.

An expectant mother arrives at an ANC consultation with her young daughter and husband

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Engaging Men for Effective Family Planning in Togo

Breakthrough RESEARCH French, English Togo, Francophone West Africa Male Engagement, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health Report, Fact Sheet/Brief Breakthrough RESEARCH

This report and brief assess the benefits and feasibility of two couple communication approaches on family planning.

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