Malaria Consortium webinar: “Let’s talk: how the Community Dialogue Approach helps communities to achieve better health”

To mark Universal Health Coverage day, Malaria Consortium will host a webinar that explores the role of social and behaviour change in improving health in low and middle-income settings. We will discuss the Community Dialogue Approach as a form of meaningful community engagement which has triggered behaviour change in different countries and across a range of health issues.

It will be hosted by Christian Rassi and Lauren Smith from Malaria Consortium’s London HQ, with an introduction by Global Technical Director James Tibenderana. Sandrine Martin will share learnings from Mozambique, and Dr Rebecca King from the University of Leeds will discuss implementation of the approach in Bangladesh.

The team will share a new video and implementation guide, and the webinar will last for around 45 minutes, including time for questions and answers at the end.

To sign up, participants need to fill in their details on this Google Form, and a log-in link will be sent soon. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSej6zL_wa8dqmjSlweI4W2j3XfoQ_CaKH8qTTSpxxaJOnXJwA/viewform?usp=sf_link