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The purpose of the Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health and HIV/AIDS Listserv is to increase access to SRMH and HIV/AIDS information for CARE’s implementing staff and local partners. The listserv is a one-stop-shop for program and technical resources and a platform for knowledge sharing.
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Farewell, for now
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Dear Listserv members,
I hope all is well. I wanted to share with you that after six wonderful years working on the SRMH team at CARE USA, that I will be leaving CARE at the end of June. My next adventure will be at Johns Hopkins University where I will be joining an exciting program in women's and reproductive health. It has been a great pleasure working with you, sending updates and hearing from you on your great work. It has been great to see how the listserv has grown throughout the years and as CARE prioritizes knowledge management and knowledge sharing, my hope is that our community of practice will only expand and grow further.... more »
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CARE Madagascar on the Communication Initiative Network
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Dear Listserv Colleagues,
We are glad to share that the CARE Madagascar Voices from the Village case study on SAA and family planning has been accepted on the Communication Initiative Network website (link below). The Communication Initiative Network is a resource hub for communications materials for social and economic development. In the next few months, this summary may be featured in their e-newsletter, The Drum Beat, which reaches over 48,000 subscribers globally, as well other Communication Initiative knowledge sharing mechanisms. Please also help CARE and the Communication Initiative circulate this summary through your online networks, Facebook or other social networking platforms.... more »
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Update: SRMH Knowledge Center
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Dear all,
I'd like to bring your attention to some changes to CARE's Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health (SRMH) Knowledge Center (wiki): [link]
You will see on the navigation bar:
* Featured resources
* A conceptual framework for SRMH (to be updated soon, as we now have a draft evidence package for policy and advocacy)... more »
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Integration for Impact Conference
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Dear Rosemary-thank you for passing this along.
Dear SRMH Global Community Listserv members---please see below information on a conference focused on integration for impact in Kenya this coming September. Abstract information is below if you are interested in submitting-unfortunately the deadline is Monday. Best of luck if you decide to submit.... more »
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New Resources for Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health
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· Experience from Ecuador
The summaries (attached) highlight innovative components of two youth SRH projects in Ecuador and includes lessons and recommendations. Neo Juventud was a youth-led space for personal and professional development, community services, vocational training, and increased knowledge about health. If you're interested in experiences engaging young men-read this. Youth Space was a program that provided differentiated and dynamic services for young people, including ANC for young girls and young mothers.... more »
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resources on social networks (no- not facebook)
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Dear Friends and Colleagues:
As part of learning for the SRMH team, I have been putting together some thoughts and resources on how we might use social networks at the community level to add to our thinking on strategies for influencing social norms that impact reproductive health.
I am now taking the opportunity to call your attention to a wiki that Luis and I have recently developed to open the discussion on the use of community networks, groups and linkages as part of our overall SAA strategy: [link]. We have now posted 5 articles that represent a range of thinking and research on social networks, and a summary document (which I am also attaching here) where I have provided some notes on each of the 5 articles, as well as my own reflections on the key concepts of social networks and how they contribute to our program thinking and intervention design in Mali.... more »
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FP Summit Overview and Survey
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Dear All,
The UK Government and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, with the support of UNFPA and other partners, will host an international Family Planning Summit in London in July 2012. The Summit will launch a global movement to give an additional 120 million women in the world's poorest countries access to lifesaving family planning information, services and supplies by 2020. Increasing access will enable these women and girls to choose whether, when and how many children to have. Please find attached a draft summit overview document (in English) which explains the aims of the Summit, its principles, the challenges and how we can work together to realize access to voluntary family planning for all.... more »
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FW: Information: Updated Did You Know? April
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Did You Know? April 23, 2012 On My Mind: Thoughts from Helene on the release of CARE colleagues in Pakistan Organizational Updates: Mali coup, A-133 audit, Pamodzi, FY13 AOP and more Country Office News: CARE Ecuador celebrates 50 years, CARE Nepal's first women's forum and more Programming: Uganda Learning Tour, partnership updates from Walmart, P&G, Cornell and Equity Bank... more »
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New Resources for Sexual, Reproductive, and Maternal Health
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Dear Colleagues, Here are some new resources we wanted to share. If there is anything you'd like to share, please let us know or email care-srh-listserv@googlegroups .com<mailto:care-srh-listserv@ googlegroups.com>. Warm regards, Luis ...The case study on family planning and Social Analysis and Action (SAA) in Madagascar is now available in French. If you would like a hard copy in French or English, please let me know. French version attached.... more »
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