A post about how a USAID-funded project (K4Health) is using social media to disseminate their family planning, reproductive health and HIV/AIDS knowledge to the people who want and need it the most.

Great piece on World AIDS Day and the importance of HIV prevention. Also discusses how knowledge management is helping Southern Africa by making resources related to the disease easy to find and use.

One of K4Health's program specialist writes about her experiences in Nigeria and the health information needs of people working in the field. Great piece!

A blog post about how global health project need to be conceptualized and developed using evidence. A great perspective from the Knowledge for Health project.

Great blog post by Global Health Council's Policy Communications Coordinator Vince Blaser. He's in Zambia reporting on the connections between global health policy and the programs on the ground. Great read.

Great response to the American Veterinary Medical Association's misleading comments attempting to misuse science to delay critically needed changes in the food animal production system rather than tackling very real public health and environmental issues

Timing could be better considering the latest warnings of sugar shortages and price spikes by U.S. food manufacturers, but at least one public health marcomm researcher believes a tax on high fructose corn syrup could help in the fight obesity.

A thorough post on the recent release of the Spectrum Health Value Study.

Last week, CLF hosted a viewing of "Blue Gold: World Water Wars," a new documentary about the state of one of our most vital resources. Food and Water Watch presented the film to students and staff at Johns Hopkins and hosted a discussion.

A round of applause for Washington Post reporter Ezra Klein for pointing out last week the undeniable fact that meat production is a major contributor to global warming, and that consumers can make a difference by cutting out their meat consumption ...