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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.

15/01/2025

Meet Precious – A Media-EIS Frontliner Championing “One Health”!

Precious embodies the spirit of responsible storytelling and impactful health communication. As a Media-EIS Frontliner, he’s using his platform to inspire informed decision-making through powerful stories, reports, and productions.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“At the end of the day, it’s all about ‘One Health.’ I have been empowered with the right information to help others make informed decisions for themselves through my stories, reports, and productions.”

Precious is dedicated to fostering a healthier, more informed society by connecting the dots between human, animal, and environmental health.

Let’s celebrate Precious’s commitment to advancing public health and raising awareness through the lens of “One Health”!

15/01/2025

Meet Yecenu – A Media-EIS Frontliner Redefining Perspectives on Public Health!

Yecenu’s journey as a Media-EIS Frontliner is marked by a transformative shift in understanding public health challenges and solutions. Her storytelling is now fueled by a deeper appreciation of the multifaceted approaches to disease management.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“The day Dr. Shakir said fixing cholera is more of an engineering problem, it changed my whole perspective about disease management. It showed me that there are simple but critical ways to ensure public health safety in the country.”

Yecenu is committed to exploring innovative narratives that highlight the interconnected solutions needed to improve public health and inspire action for a healthier society.

Let’s celebrate Yecenu’s dedication to shedding light on transformative ideas in public health communication!

15/01/2025

Meet Kingsley – A Media-EIS Frontliner Revolutionizing Health Journalism!

Kingsley is a passionate storyteller bridging the gap between public health data and community realities. As a Media-EIS Frontliner, he’s using his expertise to drive meaningful conversations and inspire informed actions across Nigeria.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“The Media-EIS program transformed how I approach health journalism. I gained valuable skills in Basic Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social and Behavior Change Communication. These tools helped me create impactful stories that connect public health data to community realities, improving how health crises are reported. The training also taught me innovative ways to communicate risks effectively, driving informed actions and encouraging policy discussions across Nigeria.”

Kingsley’s dedication to impactful health communication is setting new standards for how health issues are reported and understood in communities nationwide.

📢 Join us in celebrating Kingsley’s remarkable contributions to advancing public health journalism!

09/01/2025

Meet Mariam – A Media-EIS Frontliner Driving Transformative Health Reporting!

Mariam’s journey as a Media-EIS Frontliner reflects her commitment to uncovering and addressing critical issues within the healthcare sector through impactful storytelling.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“The fellowship marked a significant turning point in my career. It equipped me with the necessary training, resources, and networks of amazing experts to produce in-depth stories that expose critical issues within the healthcare sector.

Through the fellowship, I have also gained a valuable network of seasoned journalists, health experts, and advocates.”

Mariam’s dedication to investigative health reporting is driving awareness, accountability, and positive change in the healthcare landscape.

Let’s celebrate Mariam’s remarkable contributions to advancing public health through powerful storytelling!

09/01/2025

Meet Raphael – A Media-EIS Frontliner Fighting Health Misinformation!

Raphael’s experience as a Media-EIS Frontliner has equipped him with the tools to tackle the dangers of health misinformation head-on through fact-checking and community engagement.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“My key takeaway from the fellowship is the devastating impact of health misinformation. To combat this, I have enhanced my fact-checking skills and collaborated with others to publish fact-checks and explainers on health topics.

This expertise will now be integrated into Bridge Radio’s ‘Health Check’ programme and has also inspired the creation of ‘Health and Safety’ clubs in local schools where I volunteer, promoting a culture of truth and health awareness.”

Raphael’s dedication to accurate reporting and fostering a culture of health literacy is making a tangible difference in his community.

Join us in celebrating Raphael’s remarkable efforts to create a healthier, more informed society!

09/01/2025

Meet Khadija – A Media-EIS Frontliner Shaping Responsible Health Communication!

Khadija’s journey as a Media-EIS Frontliner showcases her dedication to combating misinformation and fostering impactful communication in health advocacy.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“Personally, I have gained the ability to effectively manage infodemics and communicate more responsibly in this space. For example, I now curate my social media posts more thoughtfully, ensuring they are relevant to my audience and free from misinformation, which has made my online presence more purposeful.

The fellowship boosted my confidence in health communications, especially when framing messages for specific audiences and tackling complex topics like vaccine development. Understanding the rigorous testing vaccines undergo before approval has helped me dispel common misconceptions. These insights have significantly shaped my approach to impactful and responsible health communication, allowing me to better serve my community and the wider audience I engage with.”

Khadija’s thoughtful and informed approach is paving the way for stronger, evidence-based health communication that connects deeply with audiences.

Let’s celebrate Khadija’s unwavering commitment to creating a more informed and healthier society!

08/01/2025

Meet Kazeem Biriowo – A Media-EIS FrontlineR Driving Responsible Health Reporting!

Kazeem’s experience as a Media-EIS FrontlineR highlights the pivotal role of journalism in advancing health literacy and combating misinformation.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
”A key takeaway from the Media-EIS Fellowship is the importance of responsible and accurate health reporting, particularly in the context of infodemics and public health emergencies.

As a Fellow and journalist, I learned that I have a critical role in promoting health literacy, combating misinformation, and supporting evidence-based decision-making. This requires a deep understanding of epidemiology, health education, and behavioral science.”

Kazeem is setting the standard for impactful health journalism, ensuring communities receive accurate, timely, and actionable information to make informed decisions.

Let’s celebrate Kazeem’s dedication to empowering communities and fostering health awareness through responsible reporting!

08/01/2025

Meet Rebecca Maina – A Media-EIS FrontlineR Redefining Health Storytelling!

Rebecca’s transformative journey through the Media-EIS fellowship has empowered her to tackle public health challenges with precision and creativity.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
*”The fellowship was a transformative experience. It enhanced my understanding of addressing public health challenges, mastering health terms and simplifying complex concepts for better public comprehension. It equipped me to counter misinformation and craft compelling, evidence-based reports that inspire informed action.

It enriched my storytelling skills, strengthened my commitment to leveraging both traditional and new media, and empowered me to write impactful reports that received meaningful feedback. The program emphasized the importance of audience segmentation and connected me to a network of journalists, opening doors to further professional development and fellowship opportunities.”*

Rebecca is a trailblazer in creating impactful, evidence-based stories that drive positive change. Her work exemplifies the power of accurate and engaging health communication.

Let’s celebrate Rebecca’s contributions to empowering communities and advancing health awareness!

08/01/2025

Meet Emmanuel Onwuka – A Media-EIS Frontliner Championing Health Communication!

Emmanuel’s journey as a Media-EIS Frontliner is all about bridging the gap between technical health information and everyday understanding.

Key Takeaway from the Fellowship:
“The Media-EIS fellowship program helped me master the art of simplifying complex health information. I now turn technical health statements into everyday language that connects with people, making it easier for communities to stay informed and make better choices for their health.”

Emmanuel is leading the charge in making health information accessible and actionable for all. His work empowers communities to stay informed and prioritize their well-being.

Join us in celebrating his impact! Stay tuned for more stories from our incredible Frontliners.

01/01/2025

As we step boldly into 2025, we celebrate the incredible journey of our Cohort One Fellows, who have transformed into Frontliners in shaping impactful narratives and driving change in the health sector.

This past year was one of growth, innovation, and resilience. Together, we tackled challenges, amplified critical messages, and empowered communities through the power of media and storytelling.

In 2025, we look forward to building on these achievements—supporting our fellows as they continue to lead, inspire, and create meaningful impact.

Here’s to a year filled with possibilities, collaboration, and the unwavering commitment to informing, educating, and empowering through media.

Happy New Year! Let’s make 2025 extraordinary!

24/12/2024

We present the first graduates of the Media Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social Behaviour Change/Risk Communication (Media-EIS) fellowship! 🎊🎉🥳

Congratulations to the 29 graduates!

18/12/2024

The Governor of the first cohort of Media Epidemiology, Infodemiology, and Social Behaviour Change/Risk Communication (Media-EIS) fellows delivers her opening speech at the Media Networking Event on Antimicrobial Resistance.

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