June 2021 | Join us this month in applauding the 5 million men who chose voluntary medical male circumcision through Jhpiego-led HIV-prevention services—and the multitasking nurses focused on their care and treatment. Meet three couples supporting Jhpiego’s efforts in India to prevent the next pandemic while alleviating the current crisis. And trek virtually to Zambia, where health care providers are making the most of telementoring, using it while on the job to learn vital new skills.

Preventing HIV amid the Pandemic

Nurses generate demand for voluntary medical male circumcision by putting clients first.

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Meet Three Couples Safeguarding India

All wanted to do something about the COVID-19 crisis—but not just anything.

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Spotlight: Zambia

A medical officer turns to telementoring to learn to care for children living with HIV.

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Blog Spotting

Calling on the private sector to accelerate equitable vaccine delivery.

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Health care providers working on the pandemic’s frontlines appreciate your gifts, which keep them safe as they deliver essential services.

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A shout-out to Jhpiego’s Namibia team for its work in supporting families as part of USAID’s Adolescents and Children, HIV Incidence Reduction, Empowerment and Virus Elimination (ACHIEVE) Project.

Resourcefully Yours

Insights from this qualitative study of 14 African countries’ nursing workforce and labor markets, published in the International Nursing Review, can inform policy changes, investments and opportunities for advancement of nurses in East, Central and Southern Africa.

Johns Hopkins University Affiliate

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