Agencyccp.jhu.eduJohns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP)
- Kind
- Public health specialist
- Parent
- Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
- Country
- US, NG, TZ, ZA
- Website
- https://ccp.jhu.edu
- Clients
- USAID · PEPFAR · President's Malaria Initiative · South African National Department of Health · SANAC
Campaigns (6)
| Campaign | Client | Year | Topic | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Malaria social and behaviour change campaign (five states, Nigeria) lead 2012-2017 campaign; endline mediation analysis by CCP authors links message recall to bed-net ideation and use (cross-sectional). Implementer not named in the abstract. Fetched (PubMed abstract) 2026-10-22. | USAID / President's Malaria Initiative | 2012 | Malaria | Research evaluation |
| Brothers for Life Men 30+; HIV prevention, gender-based violence, alcohol, multiple partners, medical male circumcision. CCP's site announces the launch with Johns Hopkins Health and Education in South Africa (JHHESA) among the partners; Sonke Gender Justice's page calls it 'a joint campaign by JHHESA' with NDoH, SANAC and Sonke (fetched). That JHHESA is CCP's South Africa office comes from a search snippet only, so role left 'unknown'. 2012 National Communication Survey preliminary results (snippet only): about 60% reach, no direct effect on multiple partners; JHHESA's sister programme Scrutinize reportedly increased favourable attitudes to multiple partners (possible boomerang; verify). | SANAC / South African National Department of Health / USAID-PEPFAR | 2009 | HIV/STI | Unknown |
| Fataki (cross-generational sex) Developed by CCP's Strategic Radio Communication for Development (STRADCOM) project with Media for Development International. Fetched 2026-10-22. | USAID / PEPFAR (Tanzania) | 2008 | HIV/STI | Creative |
| HEART (Helping Each other Act Responsibly Together) lead Youth-designed TV campaign for ages 13-19; viewers 1.61x more likely to report abstinence and 2.38x more likely to have ever used a condom (Underwood et al. 2006, CCP authors; separate-sample pre/post). CCP's design role not stated in the abstract. Fetched (PubMed abstract) 2026-10-22. | Zambia youth HIV campaign | 1999 | HIV/STI | Research evaluation |
| Radio Communication Project (Nepal) lead Two entertainment-education radio serials (public soap opera and distance-education serial for health workers) plus spots; panel survey found increased family planning adoption attributable to the project, largely via ideation (Storey et al. 1999, CCP authors). CCP's production role is not stated in the abstract. Fetched (PubMed abstract) 2026-10-22. | Nepal (USAID-funded reproductive health) | 1995 | Family planning | Research evaluation |
| Malawi Radio Diaries lead HIV-positive people narrate their lives on radio; midterm survey found no main effect on stigma (Rimal & Creel 2008, CCP). Fetched (PubMed abstract) 2026-10-22. | Malawi HIV stigma programme | HIV/STI | Research evaluation |
Research notes
University centre in the Bloomberg School of Public Health, created 'more than 35 years ago' (about page, fetched 2026-10-22). Designs and evaluates SBC campaigns, usually USAID-funded, through country offices and local partners; it is both maker and evaluator, so its evaluations are not independent. Agency kind: no 'academic' kind exists; 'public-health-specialist' is the closest (could also be research-evaluation). Tanzania's 'Twende na Wakati' radio soap (1993-) was Population Communications International with Radio Tanzania, not CCP; evaluation Rogers et al. 1999, PMID 10546311 (abstract does not name the producer) - a lead for a future PCI Media record.
Sources
Record agencies/johns-hopkins-ccp.json, updated 2026-10-22