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Community engagement

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  • Practice Area

    Communication and social marketing

    Our experts use innovative communication and social marketing to promote positive social and behavior change.
  • Expertise

    Community engagement

    At FHI 360, we help our clients use direct outreach, communication, digital and social media, and training and technical assistance to engage communities. These services help diverse groups participate more effectively in making policies and...
  • Publication

    Papua New Guinea Newsletters

    Each newsletter features activities of the project in Papua New Guinea, including profile pieces, meetings, impacts and site visits from funders and stakeholders.
  • Project

    Ma3an

    FHI 360 implements the USAID-funded Ma3an project (originally Tunisia Resilience and Community Empowerment, or TRACE) to increase the capacity of Tunisian communities to withstand political, social and economic stresses.
  • Feature

    DREAMS Innovation Challenge inspires girls to dream big

    The DREAMS Innovation Challenge inspires one young woman in Malawi to pursue her education and dream about a future as an engineer.
  • Publication

    Global Education (brochure)

    For more than four decades, FHI 360’s global education experts have worked to ensure that all young people have equitable access to a quality education that equips them to become productive and empowered citizens.
  • Published research

    Timely introduction of complementary feeding among caregivers of children 6-12 months, Sodo Town, Ethiopia

    The World Health Organization recommends introducing complementary feeding — providing liquids, solid or semisolid foods in addition to breast milk — starting from the age of six months. The study assessed the timely introduction of complementary feeding among caregivers of children ages 6-12 months. The authors found that the proportion of timely introduction of complementary feeding was low and suggest this can be increased by promoting the importance of antenatal care visits, hospital deliveries and health education.
  • Published research

    The influence of social norms on flu vaccination among African-American and white adults

    Although influenza vaccination is a low-cost preventive measure, most American adults, particularly African Americans, do not get vaccinated. This article highlights the findings of racial disparities on social norms in influenza vaccination. The authors identify a greater association between subjective norms and vaccination behavior, which suggests that health promotion efforts, particularly those targeting African-Americans, may benefit from focusing on subjective norms and encouraging friends and family members to talk about the benefits of influenza vaccination.
  • Feature

    SHIKHA project improves nutrition for millions of mothers and children in Bangladesh

    To improve the health of pregnant women and children under 2 in Bangladesh, SHIKHA scaled up behavior change communication activities in maternal nutrition and infant and young child feeding.
  • Video

    Why is positive girl development critical to addressing girls' needs?

    In this video, Andrea Bertone, Director of Gender at FHI 360, explains our positive girl development approach to addressing the unique needs of adolescent girls.