Name: From the Pulpit to the People
Start: 2016-02-08T11:00:00+0300
End: 2016-02-08T12:30:00+0300

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From the Pulpit to the People

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Brian Maguranyanga: Development Of The AMENI Model For Improving Maternal And Newborn Child Health Outcomes Among Apostolic Religious Groups In Zimbabwe
Michael Belmoh: Faith Engagement And Faith Sensitive Behavior Change Messaging: An Alternate Model To Social Behavior Change Communication In Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) Outbreak Response In Sierra Leone
Chancy Mauluka: From The Initiation Hut To The Clinic Via The Pulpit: A Case Of Integrating Culture, Religion And Health In Marriage Counseling.
Zelalem Mekuria: Bringing Nutrition Advocacy To Orthodox Church Leaders To Raise Awareness And Change Social Norms On Fasting Practices In Ethiopia, During The First 1000 Days.

Moderators

Khadijah A. Ibrahim-Nuhu

Program Officer-Advocacy-SBCC-Demand generation, NIGERIAN URBAN REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INITIATIVE (NURHI)

Speakers

Michael Belmoh

Knowledge Management Specialist, WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL

Michael is a development, ICT and Knowledge Management practitioner and an ordained Pastor.He is a graduate from Fourah Bay College, University of Sierra Leone with a B. Sc. (Honours) in Economics and an M. Sc. in Development Management from the Institute of Public Administration... Read More →

Brian Maguranyanga

M Consulting Group

Chancy Mauluka

Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Advisor, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Chancy Mauluka has a Master of Arts Degree in Theatre and Media for Communication in Development and a Bachelor's Degree in Education Humanities. He has more than 10 years of experience in development and health communication coupled with educational skills and practice. Chancy has... Read More →