communication campaigns

  • Microbicides Toolkit
    Updated: March 25, 2018

    Communicating About Microbicides with Women in Mind (fact sheet)

    The Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind project developed a two-page document highlighting the project’s major accomplishments, including details about the three project phases conducted in Kenya: 1) the landscape analysis, 2) the materials development and pretesting, and 3) the materials assessment and key results.

  • Microbicides Toolkit
    Updated: July 09, 2016

    Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind: Communication Strategy and Adaptation Guide

    This final report for the Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind project was written to: 1) document the promise of vaginal microbicide gel as a new HIV prevention product for women, 2) describe the project’s experience with materials development, 3) provide a sample microbicide communication strategy for Kenya and 4) outline a process for updating and adapting the materials for use in other countries or with other new HIV prevention methods.

  • Microbicides Toolkit
    Updated: July 11, 2016

    Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind: Prototype Materials

    The Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind project worked with Artful Eyes Productions, a local Kenyan creative agency, to develop a suite of evidence-based, prototype communication materials to support the introduction of vaginal microbicide gel in Kenya should a microbicide be proven effective. Specifically designed to promote vaginal gel use in Kenya, these materials will need to be adapted for use in other countries or for other HIV prevention products.

  • Microbicides Toolkit
    Updated: July 09, 2016

    Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind: Communication Strategy and Adaptation Guide

    This final report for the Communicating about Microbicides with Women in Mind project was written to: 1) document the promise of vaginal microbicide gel as a new HIV prevention product for women, 2) describe the project’s experience with materials development, 3) provide a sample microbicide communication strategy for Kenya, and 4) outline a process for updating and adapting the materials for use in other countries or with other new HIV prevention methods.