Mouz Asfaw

Mouz Asfaw is an experienced web developer, designer, and communicator with expertise in leading web development projects as well as their operational management. He has experience in managing websites containing a significant number of resources and leading content development efforts. Mouz has been working with Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, managing the CCP Ethiopia country website, leading the design and development of innovative Social and Behavior Change interventions including communication material design, and development of technology-based solutions for community engagement. He has also been supporting the knowledge management efforts of CCP Ethiopia. This includes creating a system for managing and sharing program resources and materials using both online and offline mechanisms. Other SBC interventions under his purview were a mobile app to help families make better informed decisions about their health; content development and design of multimedia products on various health issues; and quality assurance of different productions.

Via Abellanosa

I am a Program Officer for Social and Behavior Change for USAID’s ReachHealth Project in the Philippines, through the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs.

The work I do is focused on designing and implementing evidence-based communication interventions for behavior change, particularly around fostering and strengthening healthy behaviors for Family Planning, and in protection against COVID-19.

I hold a Master’s Degree (MSc) in Social and Public Communication (Psychological and Behavioral Science) from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and a Bachelor’s Degree (BS) in Management from the Ateneo de Manila University. My experience in both the private and public sectors ranges from Program Management, Social Communication, Public & Media Relations, Corporate Marketing & Events, and Research, with exposure to Health, ICT, and Corporate Business settings in the Philippines and in the UK.

Mouz Asfaw

Mouz Asfaw is an experienced web developer, designer, and communicator with expertise in leading web development projects as well as their operational management. He has experience in managing websites containing a significant number of resources and leading content development efforts. Mouz has been working with Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, managing the CCP Ethiopia country website, leading the design and development of innovative Social and Behavior Change interventions including communication material design, and development of technology-based solutions for community engagement. He has also been supporting the knowledge management efforts of CCP Ethiopia. This includes creating a system for managing and sharing program resources and materials using both online and offline mechanisms. Other SBC interventions under his purview were a mobile app to help families make better informed decisions about their health; content development and design of multimedia products on various health issues; and quality assurance of different productions.

Via Abellanosa

I am a Program Officer for Social and Behavior Change for USAID’s ReachHealth Project in the Philippines, through the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs.

The work I do is focused on designing and implementing evidence-based communication interventions for behavior change, particularly around fostering and strengthening healthy behaviors for Family Planning, and in protection against COVID-19.

I hold a Master’s Degree (MSc) in Social and Public Communication (Psychological and Behavioral Science) from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), and a Bachelor’s Degree (BS) in Management from the Ateneo de Manila University. My experience in both the private and public sectors ranges from Program Management, Social Communication, Public & Media Relations, Corporate Marketing & Events, and Research, with exposure to Health, ICT, and Corporate Business settings in the Philippines and in the UK.