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| Development
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(Devcoms) Network announced winner of the 2008 ONE Africa
Award. |
 September
9, 2008, Lagos: Devcoms Network has been awarded the prize
of $100,000 for their work with the media
in Nigeria, training and sensitizing journalists and editors
to public health care issues, especially for women
and children.  |
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OUR TRACK RECORD
1. National mass mobilization for guinea worm eradication
(1995 – 1998): Funded by the Jimmy Carter Center
(Global 2000 Program on Eradication of Guinea Worm);
2. HIV/AIDS Campaign in the media (1998-1999) Funded
by the UNAIDS;
3. Communication Strategies for Reproductive Health
Reporting in the Nigerian Media (1998/1999): Funded
under the MacArthur Foundation Fund for Leadership
Development
4. Training on Reporting Reproductive Health for journalists
in the Northern (Kaduna) and Southwestern (Lagos and
Ibadan) Nigeria (1999/2000): Funded by the MacArthur
Foundation.
5. Capacity Building for Journalists on Safe Motherhood
(2000): Funded by with the Center for Population and
Development Activities -Nigeria
6. Capacity building for NGOs on Working with the
Media July 2001-to-December 2002 – funded by
the Ford Foundation
7. Capacity building for journalists on reproductive
health and development (July 2001-to-March 2003):
Funded by the Ford Foundation
8. Communication Support for AIDS Prevention initiative
in Nigeria, Harvard School of Public Health –
(2001 to-date).
9. World AIDS Campaign – (December 2002, 2003
and 2004) – Funded by AIDS Prevention initiative
in Nigeria, Harvard School of Public Health
10. HIV/AIDS HOTLINE the first hotline in Nigeria
conceptualized by the Youth Empowerment Foundation
(YEF) Nigeria and Development Communications Network
in 2000 and now upgraded to a national HIV/AIDS Hotline.
11. Training On Public Health Journalism for VOA Reporters
– (April 2003): Funded by the VOA/USAID
12. Journalist-to-Journalist (J2J) Training of 52
Developing Country Journalists at XV International
Conference on HIV/AIDS, Bangkok Thailand – (July
2004) in collaboration with National Press Foundation,
USA
13. Trainer in Training of Developing Country Journalists
at XV International Conference on HIV/AIDS, Bangkok
Thailand- (July 2004): Funded by Kaiser Family Foundation,
USA
14. Saving Women’s Lives: Understanding the
Impact of Unsafe Abortion in Nigeria – Training
for Nigerian journalists from the 6 Geo-political
zones – (July/August 2004): Funded by Ipas/Population
Reference Bureau
15. Media Training on Health Sector Reform in Nigeria
(2004/2005) in collaboration with Federal Ministry
of Health and Funded by PATHS/DFID.
16. Filming and Video Documentation of activities
of Harvard AIDS Prevention Initiative in Nigeria,
2005
17. Filming and Video Documentation on Vessico-Vagina
Fistula (2005) United Nations Population Fund and
Virgin Atlantic Airways
18. Training On Public Health Journalism and Reporting
For VOA Stringers and Female Reporters From Affiliate
Radio Stations In Nigeria February 14-18 2005, Kano
State Funded by USAID.
19. Promoting Public Health And Science Journalism
Through ICT- Based Youth Leadership And Reproductive
Health Reporting: Training For In-School Journalists
form three schools of Journalism – (August/September
2005). Funded by DARC.
20. Reporting Anti- Microbial Resistance, it’s
effect on HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and the health of
Nigerians November 28 – December 2, 2005, Abuja
Nigeria.
21. Avian and Human Pandemic Influenza: Getting the
story -- A workshop for journalists, in Lagos, Abuja
and Kano January 2007 funded by the US State Department
with collaboration with VOA, 2007
22. Strengthening media ties between journalists and
the Nigerian Academy of Science February 28, 2007
24. Training for south-south Journalists on reproductive
health and rights in partnership with IPAS 2007
25. Investigative journalism training for Southern
Nigeria journalists in partnership with IRE Inc Washington
2007
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