Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
At the Global Maternal Health Conference in New Delhi, our Director presented MCHIP’s experiences using the Lives Saved Tool for advocacy, planning and policy-making purposes.
Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
In Malawi, approximately 80% of a population of 13 million resides in rural communities.
Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
In Northern Nigeria, women are often significantly poorer than men. They have little access to education, are predominantly confined to domestic activities and have few economic opportunities. 
Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
Our very own Cat McKaig presented in India on how far we have come and how close we remain to making progress in integrating postpartum family planning into maternal and newborn services.
Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
Rowshon Jahan presented at the Global Maternal Health Conference in New Delhi, India how instrumental community mobilization activities have been in Bangladesh for the MaMoni Project.
Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
 In settings where there is a high prevalence of HIV, preventing mother to child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV programs should be linking to existing maternal, newborn and child health programs
Thursday, Aug 26, 2010
Using Data to Guide Action in Polio Health Communications: Experience from the Polio Eradication Initiative (PEI)
Wednesday, Aug 25, 2010
The Complexity of Social Mobilization in Health Communication: Top-Down and Bottom-Up Experiences in Polio Eradication
Wednesday, Aug 25, 2010
Communication for Polio Eradication: Improving the Quality of Communication Programming Through Real-Time Monitoring and Evaluation
Monday, Aug 16, 2010
Saving Lives through Linking Immunization and Pregnancy Spacing  A valuable new resource, “Integration of Family Planning with Immunization Services,” outlines what may be another effective way to reach postpartum women.