For many women, belonging to a community group is about more than meeting regularly or participating in an economic activity. It can mean having a safe space to learn, share
In many culturally rooted communities in northern Nigeria, women’s use of reproductive health services is often influenced by their husbands’ support, as well as prevailing cultural and religious beliefs. The
What Happens After the Summit? The lights go down. The applause fades. Delegates pack their bags, exchange final contacts and begin the journey home. But what happens to the ideas?
The Melbourne Framework: Seven Pillars for the New Frontline of Adolescent Health There is a specific, heavy kind of silence that exists when a development intervention fails to land.
Across communities in Nigeria, women continue to carry the weight of families, drive local economies, nurture future generations, and sustain social structures often against the odds. Yet, despite their
The National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) has been intentional in listening to the voices that matter in shaping the Primary Health Care (PHC) landscape in Nigeria. CCSI
Healthy childbirth spacing remains one of the most effective strategies for improving maternal and child health outcomes. However, misconceptions, cultural norms, and limited access to accurate information continue to
This was the driving principle behind the Human-Centred Design (HCD) process embedded in the Community Bundle Innovation Project (ComBIP), led by the Centre for Communications and Social Impact (CCSI)
Some conferences are about presentations, others are about connecting people. The 2026 Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Summit in Panama was about both. Co-chaired by the Johns Hopkins