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Webinar Recording – CHAMPS Social-Behavioral Sciences Presentation and Discussion

November 4, 2021

Thank you to everyone who attended our session with Social-Behavioral Science leaders across the CHAMPS network. CHAMPS prides itself on having robust community engagement and social-behavioral science activities that allow us to understand local culture and context in the communities where we work.

This session included an overview of Social-Behavioral Science (SBS) activities and priority objectives. Following the overview, SBS leaders from country sites across the network presented case examples of conducting qualitative rapid assessments and using CHAMPS findings on causes of child mortality to increase knowledge and improve health outcomes in the local communities where CHAMPS operates.

Questions about the presentation may be sent to infochampshealth.org.

Click here to download the presentation slides.

Read detailed Q&A responses.

Watch the full session recording below: