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Leadership in Strategic Health Communication Training (1 - 13 June 2014)

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Livingstone, Zambia

Johns Hopkins University, Centre for Communication Programs (JHU.CCP) in partnership with Zambia Centre for Communication Programs (ZCCP)/Kwatu are hosting the first Southern African Regional certificate course for Leadership In Strategic Health Communication (LSHC).

The LSHC training has been running for 26 years across the globe and is held annually at the Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, USA. This ten-day version of the workshop will be held in Zambia by a JHU.CCP team of health communication experts.

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According to the organisers, "mid and senior level health communication professionals, those working in the area of behavior change for health and social issues, and others interested in the art and science of strategic communication will greatly benefit from this training by gaining knowledge and skills to apply the latest thinking and best practices in leadership to strategic health communication planning."

For inquiries about course details and how to apply, please send an email to: sibandah@zccpkwatu.org

Only a limited number of spaces are available for this workshop. Applications for the course will close on May 20, 2014 and all accepted applicants will be informed by May 25, 2014.

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