Gender Norms
C-Change Final Report
The C-Change Final Report details the SBCC capacity strengthening, implementation, and research work carried out by the C-Change Project from October 2007 through December 31, 2012.
Influence of Communication on Gender Attitudes on Contraceptive Use in Tanzania: New Evidence Using Husbands' and Wives' Survey Data
C-Change recently published an article in the Journal of Biosocial Science comparing the influence of husbands' and wives' gender attitudes on reported contraceptive use within couples. The survey utilized matched couples data from 200 couples in peri-urban areas of Tanzania. Attitudes were measured using the Gender Equitable Men scale, as well as several DHS scales. The article, entitled "The influence of gender attitudes on contraceptive use in Tanzania: new evidence using husbands' and wives' survey data," is available for OpenAccess download.
Effect of Gender-Transformative Radio Programming and Community-based Distribution on Uptake of FP Methods and Gender Attitudes in Tanzania
C-Change collaborated with T-MARC, a social marketing firm in Tanzania, to investigate the potential of radio messages with gender-transformative content to increase the sales of contraceptives from community based distributors in two peri-urban areas of Tanzania.
Interactive Workshops to Promote Gender Equity and Family Planning in Rural Communities of Tanzania
This report describes an intervention project to test the hypothesis
