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is an e-newsletter that presents a selection of recent, peer-reviewed journal articles about social and behavior change communication (SBCC) around family planning, reproductive health, HIV and AIDS, malaria, maternal health and antenatal care, and social and gender norms.

Initiated in collaboration with FHI360-SATELLIFE, C-Channel makes abstracts and full journal articles available free of charge to readers in the developing world, via email. This feature is based on long-standing agreements forged with a number of health and medical publishers. For readers in the industrialized world, the title with a short descriptive note is placed in the email with a link to the full article, freely available in Open Access, or downloadable upon payment of a fee to the journal.

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2012


August July	Issue 44 -Overcoming Communication Barriers Issue 43 - The Future of HIV-Prevention Communication
June	Issue 42 - Communicating about HIV Prevention with Men Who Have Sex with Men, Part 2
May	Issue 41 - Internet-based Interventions to Reduce HIV Risk for Men Who Have Sex with Men
April	Issue 40 - Theories and Models Applied to SBCC, Part 2
March	Issue 39 - Theories and Models Applied to SBCC
Feb	Issue 38 - More than Individual Behavior Change: Social Change and HIV Prevention
Jan	Issue 37 - Changing Gender Norms, Engaging Men in Reproductive Health and HIV Prevention Programs
2011
Dec	Issue 36 - More Peer-Reviewed Articles on Adapting SBCC Programs and Activities
Nov	Issue 35 - Adapting SBCC Programs and Activities in Sub-Saharan Africa
Oct	Issue 34 - Using Edutainment, Storytelling, and Music to Communicate about Social and Behavior Change
Sept	Issue 33 - Text Messaging and Interactive Games to Promote Health and Behavior Change
July/August	Issue 32 - Internet Interventions to Promote Health and Behavior Change
June	Issue 31 - Evaluating FP/RH Programs that Include Men
May	Issue 30 - Novel Approaches to Communicating on HIV
April	Issue 29 - Information to Assist Malaria Communication
March	Issue 28 - Factors that Influence Contraceptive Use
February	Issue 27 - Evaluations of SBCC Interventions to Prevent HIV
January	Issue 26 - Health Communication and Mass Media Campaigns
2010
December	Issue 25 - Promising SBCC Interventions
October	Issue 24 - Text Messaging and Behavior Change
September	Issue 23 - Women and Contraceptive Choice
Jul-Aug	Issue 22 - HIV Prevention and Vulnerable Populations
June	Issue 21 - Family Planning and Contraceptive Choice
May	Issue 20 - HIV Prevention
April	Issue 19 - Malaria Prevention and SBCC
March	Issue 18 - HIV Prevention and SBCC
February	Issue 17 - Family Planning and Reproductive Health
January	Issue 16 - HIV Prevention
2009
December	Issue 15 - HIV Prevention, Male Circumcision, and MCP
November	Issue 14 - Gender Norms and Social Issues
October	Issue 13 - Integration of FP/RH with HIV and AIDS
September	Issue 12 -SBCC and Integration of FP/RH with HIV and AIDS
Jul-Aug	Issue 11 - Social and Behavior Change Communication (SBCC)
June	Issue 10 - Gender Norms in Family Planning and HIV Prevention
May	Issue 9 - Family Planning & HIV Integration
April	Issue 8 - Malaria in Pregnancy
March	Issue 7 - Male Circumcision
February	Issue 6 - Sexual Risk Behaviors
January	Issue 5 - BCC and Social Change in the Health Sector
2008
December	Issue 4 - BCC and Social Change in the Health Sector
November	Issue 3 - BCC & Health in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
October	Issue 2 - Behavior Change and HIV Prevention
September	Issue 1 - Premier Issue of C-Channel

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