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Trish Davis
I am currently a Program Officer with the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP).
Prior to joining CCP, I managed public relations and outreach coordination for one of the first U.S. residential substance-abuse treatment centers for women and their children. In Southern Africa, I worked with national and district education partners to pilot a radio program that increased access to basic education for rural children and raised national awareness around HIV/AIDS prevention and care. I have also worked as a reporter: for the largest daily newspaper in Connecticut and for a mid-sized daily in southwest Florida, chronicling issues around growth and development, health, local politics, education and crime.
Thoko Mwapasa
Thoko Mwapasa is Deputy Chief of Party for One Community, an HIV/AIDS combination prevention program in Malawi, under the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs (CCP). She has been working in HIV/AIDS prevention, care and support programs for the past 15 years, using SBCC using mass and community media approaches. She has worked with and directly supported people living with HIV and other vulnerable populations like women, children and youth. She also has experience in food and nutrition as well as water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) programs. She is passionate about working with adolescent girls and young women, advocating to reduce gender inequalities that increase their vulnerability to HIV, and enabling them to protect themselves against infection. She holds a Master of Science Degree in Counseling Psychology and a Masters degree in Public Health (MPH).
Taurai Lunensu
I am a work in progress. Still aspiring to reach greater heights in my social, spiritual & academic life…
Susan W. Leibtag
Susan Leibtag
Curator of the Health COmpass.
From 1982-2004, I served as Deputy Chief of the JHU CCP Media/Materials Clearinghouse. From 2004-2007, I was the Senior Knowledge Management Advisor for JHU CCP. Master’s of Library Science, Columbia University.