Hopkins’ CCP Launches New Advocacy Program to Promote Global Action on Malaria

BALTIMORE — A new advocacy initiative led by Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs (CCP) today initiated an urgent global call to action for a malaria-free future for families living in the developing world.

CCP’s Global Program on Malaria has launched the VOICES for a Malaria-Free Future project to highlight successful anti-malaria efforts and evidence-based results. VOICES is designed to educate policymakers about effective programs and strategies for malaria control. VOICES includes advocacy projects in four developing countries—Ghana, Kenya, Mali, and Mozambique—that will promote progress made against malaria while also breaking down policy barriers that hamper effective prevention and control.

To read the full press release, visit the John Hopkins University Web site.