JHU/CCP Pathways Models
This is a collection of Pathways™ Models from various country and global projects at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs (CCP).
CCP's approach is based on the knowledge that strategic communication is central to combating the world’s major development problems. CCP has been a pioneer in social and behavior change communication for health. This approach recognizes effective communication is grounded in a particular socio-ecological context, including enabling environments, service delivery systems, communities, husbands and wives, family members and individuals. CCP specializes in identifying and understanding pathways to change within these complex systems and developing bold strategies that address these behavioral pathways, and then mobilizes a comprehensive array of communication approaches including digital media, broadcast media, community mobilization, interpersonal communication, advocacy and capacity building to catalyze change. The framework for all of this work is the Pathways™ Model. This document illustrates several basic and enhanced Pathways™ Models for various country and health topic-specific projects.

- A Field Guide to Designing a Health Communication Strategy
- Learning Package for SBCC Facilitator's Guide
- Leadership in Strategic Communication: Making a Difference in Infectious Disease and Reproductive Health
- Designing for Behavior Change For Agriculture, Natural Resource Management, Health and Nutrition [Workshop Curriculum]
- Preventing HIV/AIDS among Adolescents through Integrated Communication Programming [Manual]
- From Awareness to Action A Guide for District and Block-level Functionaries to Implement Behavior Change Communication Programmes
- The P-Process
- Radio and HIV/AIDS: Making a Difference [Handbook]
- The SBCC Emergency Helix
- Emergency Preparedness and Response Training
March 25, 2019