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  • Promoting the World Malaria Day Concert

    To celebrate the 6th World Malaria Day, Cameroon’s Minister of Public Health (MoPH) and Malaria No More (MNM) are co-hosting a concert in Yaounde featuring some of Cameroon’s most popular musical artists. In addition to highlighting the progress Cameroon has made in the fight against malaria over the last year with the support of ExxonMobil
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  • Weekly Awesome Ghana: NightWatch PSA Campaign

    The scratchy pitch of the radio still dominates in small communities across Ghana and the developing world.  Men lay on thatched mats listening to the radio in an attempt to escape the stifling heat and humidity, the youth dance rhythmically to Hip Hop and Hiplife beats, and women listen patiently while they wait for customers
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  • Boot Camp V, Day 8: HIV/AIDs & Malaria Co-Infection, Appropriate Technologies, and Communications

    Boot camp V participants remain diligent in their eighth day of malaria boot camp. Today’s program consisted of a presentation on HIV and malaria co-infection, a review of the new Peace Corps training program called Focus In, Train Up, a session on grant writing and reviewing, and an afternoon of communications led by the Communications
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  • Cameroon is Stomping Out Malaria

    Stomping Out Malaria in Africa ….. What audacity! What bravado! Yet this is exactly the challenge that Peace Corps Cameroon Volunteers have decided to undertake. What’s more, we sincerely believe that that we can succeed in this task! Malaria is the number one killer of children under 5 years old in Cameroon. Over 40% of
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  • Day 7: “Putting the Pieces Together” and “Becoming a Malaria Salesperson”

    Matt McLaughlin kicked off the seventh day of boot camp IV with leading a riveting discussion about the Project Management Cycle. Attendees discussed the importance and use of the tools they’ve been learning about varying from formative research to monitoring and evaluating. They also pieced these tools into the broader scheme of the project management
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  • NightWatch: Promoting Mosquito Net Use in Senegal

    Peace Corps Senegal is excited to be partnering with Malaria No More and Speak Up Africa to bring the fight against malaria into classrooms across the country using the NightWatch campaign. NightWatch is a combination of a communication campaign and a school curriculum, both designed to encourage Senegalese people to use their mosquito nets. Nightly
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  • How to be a Malaria Salesperson

    After a presentation on malaria advocacy from Fara Ndiaye of Malaria No More, participants practice pitching malaria prevention to different leaders that can influence a community. Malaria Sales Pitch View more PowerPoint from stompoutmalaria
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