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Hear Each OtherCountry
Russia
Programme Summary
Communication StrategiesThe materials for the "Hear Each Other!" campaign were developed using formative research that was designed to: explore the knowledge, attitudes, and practice of couples from different socio-demographic groups regarding contraceptive use; investigate gender roles in reproductive health decision making and contraceptive use; and explore the sources of information couples in different social groups use when making decisions about family planning and contraceptive use. Sixteen focus groups were conducted in two Russian cities, Irkutsk and Orenburg, with 8 groups in each city. Based on the insights from the focus group process, various communication materials were developed - drawing centrally on a humourous and positive approach which was found to be understandable and attractive to this audience. Posters and stickers - featuring images of cartoon-character men and women with tag-lines such as "Each day of being silent can cost a lot" - were placed in medical institutions, pharmacies, movie theatres, and on public transport. Three different booklets were distributed to the intended audience; in addition, a booklet and cue card on counseling couples were developed for medical providers. Furthermore, regional TV and radio channels showed PSAs. "Hear Each Other!" materials can be viewed/downloaded by clicking here. Development IssuesReproductive Health, Gender. PartnersJohns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs
ContactElena Dmitrieva
Director
Healthy Russia Foundation
Gazetny per D.5, IEPP
Moscow
110999
Russia
Tel: 7 495 933 5854
Fax: 7 495 629 8367
Ron Hess
Division Chief, Europe and Eurasia
111 Market Place, Suite 310
Baltimore MD
United States
Tel: 410 659 6300
Fax: 410 659 6266
Related SummariesSourceMedia/Materials Clearinghouse Spotlight, July 31 2006 and June 17 2009; and email from Judy Heck to The Communication Initiative on October 6 2006. Placed on the Communication Initiative site October 05 2006 Last Updated June 17 2009 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTED |
Special FocusHIV/AIDS Social Norm Change
From your regional context and perspective, which should be the priority focus for social norm change related to HIV/AIDS prevention?
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