In many communities, change does not begin with policies or programmes. It begins with people, those who are trusted, listened to, and willing to challenge what has long been accepted.
The Maghrib prayer had just ended in Zaria during the Ramadan when people started arriving at the Emir’s palace. They came in greeting one another, taking their seats. Plates were
In the bustling cities of Kano and Lagos, a vibrant public awareness campaign was held to highlight the need to reduce salt consumption. The activity, known as a market storm,
Faith leaders are credible, influential and trustworthy and therefore serve as a great resource within communities. They have a critical role to play in maternal health advocacy. Religious beliefs and deeply rooted socio-cultural norms
For a moment, the room was completely still. One of the Faith and Cultural Champions (FCC) had just shared a story. A simple story, but one that carried the weight of life.
The International Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Summit is the world’s largest gathering dedicated to the science and practice of social and behaviour change. First convened in 2016, the Summit was created to provide a
On a day when the world paused to celebrate women, one message came through clearly from communities in northern Nigeria. Real progress only happens when every woman is seen, heard,
Strategic communication is a cornerstone of effective development practice. It enables organisations and sector leaders to design and deploy targeted strategies that clearly articulate their work, amplify impact and inspire
“We are people like everyone else. Our disability should not be a barrier to accessing health services.” For Bilkisu Ado Zango, these words are not a slogan. They are a life’s