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Media-eis Founded in 2023.

Our mission is aimed at building the capacity of health media practitioners on Basic Epidemiology, Infodemic Management and Social and behaviour Change (SBC)/Risk Communication | Connecting people and science for improved health outcomes.

In the spirit of Eid, let us remember that the true wealth lies not just in material possessions, but in the richness of...
10/04/2024

In the spirit of Eid, let us remember that the true wealth lies not just in material possessions, but in the richness of kindness, discipline, and charity. As we celebrate this joyous occasion, let us embrace the values of generosity and compassion, knowing that by giving freely, we receive abundantly in return.

May this Eid bring blessings to your home and fill your heart with joy and peace. Let us extend a helping hand to those in need, spreading love and goodwill wherever we go. Together, let's make this Eid a celebration of unity, kindness, and gratitude.

Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed Eid filled with happiness, prosperity, and the warmth of family and friends. Eid Mubarak!

This Easter, the Media-EIS Fellowship shines bright with hope, innovation, and creativity! As we gather to celebrate the...
31/03/2024

This Easter, the Media-EIS Fellowship shines bright with hope, innovation, and creativity! As we gather to celebrate the joy and renewal of this special day, we also reflect on the transformative power of media in shaping our world for the better.

Let us embrace the spirit of Easter and channel our collective passion into meaningful action. Happy Easter from the Media-EIS family!

26/03/2024

DID YOU KNOW?

Did you know this premier capacity-building program is transforming journalists into public health champions? Through specialized training in Basic Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social and Behavior Change (SBC)/Risk Communication, fellows are equipped to deliver impactful outbreak coverage and promote transparency during emergencies.

But that's not all! MEDIA-EIS fellows engage with mentors, public health experts, and key decision-makers, ensuring their media content drives positive change and upholds best practices in finance, equity, and human rights.

Join us on this journey to strengthen Nigeria's health security and create a healthier, more equitable society for all!

Unveiling the Powerhouses of Media-EIS: Celebrating Women Who Spark Inclusion! As we dive into International Women's Day...
08/03/2024

Unveiling the Powerhouses of Media-EIS: Celebrating Women Who Spark Inclusion!

As we dive into International Women's Day, let's turn the spotlight on the awe-inspiring leaders driving change within Media-EIS! 🚀 These phenomenal women, our revered facilitators and faculty members, embody the heartbeat of this year's theme: "Inspire Inclusion."

With brilliance as their compass and resilience as their armor, they're not just mentors; they're architects of empowerment. Guiding our fellows with wisdom and passion, they create a vibrant tapestry of diverse narratives and amplify voices that need to be heard.

Join us in an applause for these trailblazing women, weaving a legacy of inspiration and breaking barriers in every Media-EIS session!
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Honoring the remarkable women of Media-EIS Fellows this International Women's Day! These trailblazers amplify voices, f...
08/03/2024

Honoring the remarkable women of Media-EIS Fellows this International Women's Day!

These trailblazers amplify voices, foster inclusion, and redefine storytelling. With unwavering dedication, they craft narratives that transcend boundaries and inspire a diverse world.

Let's celebrate these change-makers who embody strength, resilience, and the power to shape a more inclusive tomorrow! 💪🎉🌍

27/02/2024

Embarking on a knowledge-rich journey during Track 2 of the Media-EIS Fellowship has been nothing short of enlightening! Let's recap some key modules that fueled our intellectual exploration:

Media as Gatekeepers and Agenda-Setters: Unveiling the pivotal roles of Media in public health emergencies, pondering over why it's entrusted with gatekeeping and agenda-setting in society.

Building and Nurturing Trust: Exploring the essential elements for cultivating trust, delving into the intricate concepts of trust, trusting, and trustworthiness, while deciphering the media's role in this trust-building process.

Audience Segmentation: Understanding the significance of audience segmentation, dissecting factors influencing segmentation, and mastering the art of audience segmentation using diverse communication styles.

Overview of Social and Behavior Change (SBC): Immersing into the realm of SBC – its importance in human behavior, approaches, theories, and its unique dynamics during emergencies.

Risk Communication: Grasping the core idea of risk communication, unraveling its building blocks and guiding principles, and unraveling the intricate relationship between SBC and risk communication.

Psychology of Crisis (Understanding Risk Perception): Diving into the psychological responses to crises, decoding how people process information during crises, and gaining insights into effective crisis communication.

Community Engagement: Exploring the concept of community engagement, understanding its importance in disease prevention and outbreak response, and highlighting the role of media personnel in this crucial engagement.

Gender Considerations for SBC During Emergencies and Disasters: Shedding light on gender terminologies, emphasizing the need for gender considerations in materials and message development for disease prevention.

Ethical Interviewing: Revisiting the importance of ethical interviews in journalism, discussing key principles, guidelines, and practical tips for maintaining integrity in media interviews.

Storytelling for Change: Continuation of the storytelling session, focusing on storytelling in the context of health communication.

Content Distribution and Amplification for Disease Prevention and Response During Outbreak: Unveiling collaboration and cross-publishing strategies, utilizing social media for audience engagement, and addressing ethical considerations in amplifying health messages.

Ethics and Legal Frameworks for Content Production in the Context of Public Health: Navigating through media codes, ethics, legal frameworks, and the challenges involved in content production for disease prevention.

Intrigued? Stay tuned as we unravel more insights from the dynamic world of media and public health!

As the curtain falls on the exhilarating Media-EIS Track 2 training, we find ourselves immersed in the echoes of insight...
23/02/2024

As the curtain falls on the exhilarating Media-EIS Track 2 training, we find ourselves immersed in the echoes of insightful discussions, groundbreaking revelations, and the collective brilliance that defined this transformative experience. From delving into the intricate dynamics of Social and Behaviour Change to navigating the nuances of Risk Communication, each session was a profound exploration of media excellence.

Our six-day odyssey was not just a convergence of ideas; it was an intellectual crucible where theoretical underpinnings seamlessly intertwined with practical applications. The academic rigor displayed illuminated a shared commitment to propel the boundaries of knowledge in media, acknowledging its transformative potential.

As the Media-EIS Fellowship for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change/Risk Communication for Cohort 1) rounds off, we ref...
17/02/2024

As the Media-EIS Fellowship for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change/Risk Communication for Cohort 1) rounds off, we reflect on a week filled with knowledge, collaboration, and growth. From exploring the intricacies of ethical journalism and storytelling to delving into infection prevention and control strategies, our fellows have been immersed in cutting-edge insights.

Led by seasoned facilitators, we navigated the realms of public health communication, risk perception, and the role of media in driving behavioral change during crises.

The commitment and dedication of our fellows were highlighted as they received guidance from esteemed speakers, including Dr. Simon Antara of AFENET Africa. The Badge of Honor ceremony, expressing gratitude to facilitators, mentors, and guests, added a touch of appreciation to the fellowship journey.

We witnessed the formation of a network of health-focused media and communication experts poised to set the agenda for public health communication, safeguard health truths, and combat infodemics.

As we bid farewell to this transformative week, the Media-EIS Fellowship leaves an indelible mark on the landscape of health communication. A salute to the dedication, enthusiasm, and collaborative spirit of our fellows! "

Here are some portraits from the Media Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social Behaviour Change/Risk Communication (Medi...
17/02/2024

Here are some portraits from the Media Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social Behaviour Change/Risk Communication (Media-EIS) on the fifth day of their second track session in Abuja.

The fellows reflected on active listening and went into the field to discuss with key stakeholders the stories they wanted to tell and how best to craft them. When they returned, they developed creative briefs around Lassa Fever, Tuberculosis, Lead Poisoning, Diphtheria, etc.

The fellows were also privileged to receive valuable guidance from Dr. Simon Antara, the Executive Director of AFENET Africa. Dr. Antara emphasized the pivotal qualities of dedication and the importance of cultivating strategic partnerships within their field and beyond. His insightful admonishment underscores the significance of commitment and collaboration in fostering success in their endeavors. An enriching moment as the fellows navigate their professional journeys with these key principles in mind.

Today is the last training day, and the fellows have come a long way! We are proud of their dedication to improving themselves and contributing to Nigeria's practical management of infectious diseases.

As we reach Day 5 of our Track 2 Training, the Media-EIS Fellowship is making waves in capacity development for media ex...
16/02/2024

As we reach Day 5 of our Track 2 Training, the Media-EIS Fellowship is making waves in capacity development for media experts from print, radio, television, and online platforms. We're closing the capacity gap in media with a focus on building a network of health-centric media and communication experts across the continent.

Our goal is clear - to set the agenda for public health communication and combat infodemics. By training fellows in active listening and preparing for field activities, we're shaping the next critical layer of the public health workforce. Join us in this journey to protect health truths and promote compliance to safety behaviors.

On the third day of the Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Comm...
15/02/2024

On the third day of the Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication), participants engaged in a ceremonial gesture.

Fellows and partners adorned our facilitators, mentors, and distinguished guests with a Badge of Honor. This symbolic act serves as an expression of deep respect and gratitude for the invaluable efforts and knowledge contributed by these esteemed individuals in guiding the fellowship's progress.

Such gestures underscore the recognition of collective dedication to advancing knowledge and practice within the realm of Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication.

The Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) progresse...
15/02/2024

The Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) progresses into Day 4, enriching fellows with advanced insights.

The day's curriculum focuses on Storytelling for Behavioral Change, strategic considerations in Content Distribution & Amplification for Disease Prevention and Response during Outbreak, and the imperative Code of Ethics guiding Nigerian Journalists. This comprehensive exploration equips fellows with scholarly perspectives essential for navigating the complexities of their roles in public health communication.

Day 3 Recap of Media-EIS Fellowship!Fellows dived into the Social and Behavior Change (SBC) track, exploring modules on ...
15/02/2024

Day 3 Recap of Media-EIS Fellowship!

Fellows dived into the Social and Behavior Change (SBC) track, exploring modules on Community Engagement, Gender Considerations, Culture and Behavior, and Ethical Interviewing. Alongside valuable learning, they also celebrated Valentine's Day, highlighting the love for storytelling, reportage, and SBC that contributes to Nigeria's effective disease management.

Stay tuned to our social media pages for more on this fellowship track!

Admonition on READINESS from members of In Day 3 of the Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social an...
14/02/2024

Admonition on READINESS from members of

In Day 3 of the Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication), Sean and Katherine from Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs shared insights on the READY initiative. They emphasized the importance of focusing reports on the community impact of Social and Behaviour Change (SBC). A crucial lesson for fellows as they navigate the dynamic landscape of their projects.

The Media-EIS Fellowship in-person session training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) con...
14/02/2024

The Media-EIS Fellowship in-person session training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) continues as fellows are driven with new knowledge on Community Engagement, Gender Considerations for SBC During Emergencies and Disasters and Ethical Interviewing.

Some of our Reservoirs of Knowledge - CHAMPION FACILITATORS!!!

Take a deep-dive into some of the nuggets from our expert facilitators from our Track 2 Media-EIS Fellowship (Social and...
13/02/2024

Take a deep-dive into some of the nuggets from our expert facilitators from our Track 2 Media-EIS Fellowship (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) Training Session.

Day 1 Highlights: Media-EIS Track 2's in-person session unfolded with a profound focus on 'Building and Nurturing Trust....
13/02/2024

Day 1 Highlights: Media-EIS Track 2's in-person session unfolded with a profound focus on 'Building and Nurturing Trust.' Fellows explored the pivotal role of trust in enabling high-risk endeavors. The symphony of Credibility, Reliability, and Intimacy emerged as key orchestrators, showcasing capacity, consistency, and profound connections. An enriching day delving into the essentials of Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication.

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01/01/2024

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DID YOU KNOW? Did you know this premier capacity-building program is transforming journalists into public health champions? Through specialized training in Basic Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social and Behavior Change (SBC)/Risk Communication, fellows are equipped to deliver impactful outbreak coverage and promote transparency during emergencies. But that's not all! MEDIA-EIS fellows engage with mentors, public health experts, and key decision-makers, ensuring their media content drives positive change and upholds best practices in finance, equity, and human rights. Join us on this journey to strengthen Nigeria's health security and create a healthier, more equitable society for all! #MEDIAEISFellowship #PublicHealth #Journalism #DidYouKnow

Delving into the Depths of Media-EIS Fellowship Track 2!
Delving into the Depths of Media-EIS Fellowship Track 2!

Embarking on a knowledge-rich journey during Track 2 of the Media-EIS Fellowship has been nothing short of enlightening! Let's recap some key modules that fueled our intellectual exploration: Media as Gatekeepers and Agenda-Setters: Unveiling the pivotal roles of Media in public health emergencies, pondering over why it's entrusted with gatekeeping and agenda-setting in society. Building and Nurturing Trust: Exploring the essential elements for cultivating trust, delving into the intricate concepts of trust, trusting, and trustworthiness, while deciphering the media's role in this trust-building process. Audience Segmentation: Understanding the significance of audience segmentation, dissecting factors influencing segmentation, and mastering the art of audience segmentation using diverse communication styles. Overview of Social and Behavior Change (SBC): Immersing into the realm of SBC – its importance in human behavior, approaches, theories, and its unique dynamics during emergencies. Risk Communication: Grasping the core idea of risk communication, unraveling its building blocks and guiding principles, and unraveling the intricate relationship between SBC and risk communication. Psychology of Crisis (Understanding Risk Perception): Diving into the psychological responses to crises, decoding how people process information during crises, and gaining insights into effective crisis communication. Community Engagement: Exploring the concept of community engagement, understanding its importance in disease prevention and outbreak response, and highlighting the role of media personnel in this crucial engagement. Gender Considerations for SBC During Emergencies and Disasters: Shedding light on gender terminologies, emphasizing the need for gender considerations in materials and message development for disease prevention. Ethical Interviewing: Revisiting the importance of ethical interviews in journalism, discussing key principles, guidelines, and practical tips f

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