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About the Health Communication Partnership (HCP)

The Health Communication Partnership (HCP) is a program designed to improve health through strategic communication.

HCP is based at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / Center for Communication Programs (CCP) and is comprised of CCP in partnership with the Academy for Educational Development, Save the Children, the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, and Tulane University's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine.

HCP, which was established in July of 2002, is linked to Population Communication Services, which ended on March 31, 2003. HCP is funded under a Leader with Associate Award from the United States Agency for International Development.

We welcome your interest in HCP, and invite you to find out more:


Contact

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health / Center for Communication Programs
Health Communication Partnership
111 Market Place, Suite 310
Baltimore, Maryland 21202 USA
E-mail:
Fax: 410-659-6266
Phone: 410-659-6300


Staff

Jane Bertrand, PhD, MBA
Principal Investigator

Jose Rimon, MA, P.G. Dip.*
Project Director

Peter Gottert, MA*
Deputy Project Director
Co-chair, Child Survival Task Force

Alice Payne Merritt, MPH*
Associate Director for Field Programs

Angela Brasington, MPH*
Associate Director, Community/Institutional Capacity

John Howson, MSPH*
Associate Director/Senior Technical Advisor for HIV/AIDS
Co-chair, HIV/AIDS Task Force

Dominique Meekers, PhD*
Associate Director for Summative Evaluation
(Research Lead)

Doug Storey, PhD
Associate Director for Program Research & Communication Sciences

Jim Williams
Senior Technical Advisor for Global Program Partners

Vivian A. Arthur, CPA, MBA
Associate Director for Finance/Administration

Susan Krenn
Regional Director - Africa
Co-chair, TB/Malaria Task Force

Edson Whitney, MPS
Regional Director - Asia

Patricia Poppe, MS, MA
Regional Director - Latin America

Lisa Cobb, MPH
Acting Regional Director - Near East

Hugh Rigby
Chief, Media/Materials Clearinghouse

Arzum Ciloglu, PHD
Co-chair, Family Planning/Reproductive Health Task Force

Susan Leibtag, MLS
Co-Chair, Family Planning/Reproductive Health Task Force

Antje Becker-Benton, MA, MHS
Co-chair, HIV/AIDS Task Force

*Key Personnel


Field Offices

Africa

Uganda
Cheryl Lettenmaier, Regional Representive
Health Communication Partnership
Plot 77 Luthuli Avenue
P.O. Box 3495
Kampala, Uganda
Phone: (256) 0414 250183/237222/250192
E-mail: [email protected]
Skype #: (410) 504-6358
Skype name: clettenmaier

Zambia
Uttara Bharath Kumar
Plot 3020 Woodlands House
Mosi-o-Tunya Road
Woodlands, Lusaka
Zambia
Phone: (260) 1-266020/21
Fax: (260) 1-266022
E-mail: [email protected]
Skype: uttara bharath kumar (working hours)
Skype: Kumars in Africa (after workiing hours)


Near East

Jordan
Bushra Jabre, Acting Chief of Party
Jordan Health Communication Partnership (JHCP)
P.O.Box 942143
Amman, Jordan 11194
Phone: (962)-6-5669931-5689950/1/2/3
Fax: (962)-6-5669931-5689950/1/2/3
E-mail: [email protected]



Directions to HCP

From the North: New York, New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware
Take I-95 South to Baltimore; go through the right-hand tube of the Fort McHenry Tunnel. Once through the tunnel, take the first exit, marked Key Highway. Turn right onto Key Highway. You will pass the Baltimore Museum of Industry on your right, and should shortly be able to see the Inner Harbor. As you come to the Maryland Science Center, you will be at the corner of Key Highway and Light Street. Turn right onto Light Street. You will pass Harborplace on your right. Follow Light Street as it curves to the right, staying in the right-hand lane. Turn right onto Pratt Street and stay in the left hand lanes. Once you pass the Power Plant (tall brick building housing the ESPN Zone, Barnes & Noble and the Hard Rock Cafe, your next left is Market Place. The Candler Building is 111 Market Place. Park there at the meters, or continue on Market Place, crossing Lombard Street, to park at the Harbor Park Garage.

From Washington, D.C. and points south
Take I-95 North to Baltimore. Get off of I-95 at I-395N heading downtown. Take the left fork and stay in the right lane, turn right onto Conway Street. Get into the center lane. At the end of Conway Street you take a left onto Light Street. You will pass Harborplace on your right. Follow Light Street as it curves to the right, staying in the right-hand lane. Turn right onto Pratt Street and stay in the left hand lanes. Once you pass the Power Plant (tall brick building housing the ESPN Zone, Barnes & Noble and the Hard Rock Cafe, your next left is Market Place. The Candler Building is 111 Market Place. Park there at the meters, or continue on Market Place, crossing Lombard Street, to park at the Harbor Park Garage.

PARTNERSHIP


 Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health/Center for Communication Programs in partnership with
Academy for Educational Development " Save the Children " The International HIV/AIDS Alliance
Tulane University's School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine

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