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Part of the Man Who Cares campaign in Zambia, this song encourages men and boys to go for male circumcision because being circumcised will reduce their chances of acquiring HIV.
Part of the Man Who Cares campaign in Zambia, this radio advertisement features a song encouraging men and boys to get circumcised to take care of their health. It includes a toll... read more
Women define a "man who cares" as a man who chooses voluntary medical male circumcision in this one-minute radio advertisement from Zambia that includes information about the... read more
In this 40-second radio advertisement from Botswana, a man explains that he still needs to use condoms because being circumcised reduces his risk of HIV but does not provide... read more
A 45-second radio advertisement from Botswana features friends discussing the benefits of voluntary medical male circumcision.
This training module was prepared to equip key media representatives in Uganda with knowledge of safe male circumcision (SMC), while increasing their understanding of the... read more
Preview Created for a safe male circumcision campaign in Uganda, this guide helps facilitators prepare village health teams to use the Safe Male Circumcision Discussion Set.
Developed by the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3), this infographic depicts evidence from Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe that community-based voluntary medical... read more
The purpose of this creative brief was to develop three creative concepts for a campaign to promote safe sex practices during the traditional circumcision ceremonies in Bugisu,... read more
Developed by the Ministry of Health with national and international partners, this strategy is designed to help communicators develop effective, evidence-based communication... read more