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Cet épisode du podcast s'attaque à certains des mythes les plus répandus sur la vaccination et les déboulonne.

This podcast episode will explore the ways in which routine immunization services improve finances in African households by reducing resources spent on illness.

This podcast episode will examine the role of men and fathers, who are traditionally regarded as heads of households, in routine childhood immunization, and how they can and should be educated about immunization services to make the best decisions for their children and wards.

This podcast episode explores the dangers of non-vaccination, not just at the individual level but at the community level

Cet épisode de podcast explore les façons dont les services de  vaccination de routine améliorent les finances des ménages africains en  réduisant les ressources consacrées à la maladie.

Cet épisode du podcast explore les dangers de la non-vaccination, non seulement au niveau individuel mais aussi au niveau de la communauté.

This podcast episode expands on the current routine immunization schedule. We explore what the different vaccines on the schedule are, what the diseases they protect against are, and the importance of knowing the vaccines on the schedule

Cet épisode du podcast examinera le rôle des hommes et des pères, qui  sont traditionnellement considérés comme des chefs de famille, dans la  vaccination systématique des enfants, et comment ils peuvent et doivent  être informés sur les services de vaccination afin de prendre les  meilleures décisions pour leurs enfants et leurs pupilles.

Cet épisode du podcast s'étend sur le calendrier actuel de vaccination systématique. Nous examinons les différents vaccins du calendrier, les maladies contre lesquelles ils protègent et l'importance de connaître les vaccins du calendrier.

In this episode of Hello Doc with Frank Donga; Frank chats with Dr. Francis Ohanyido about the importance of vaccines on our health, society, and economy.

Topic 1: A quoi sert la vaccination: Cet épisode de podcast explore la nécessité de la vaccination, ses avantages et les dangers de la non-vaccination pour la santé des enfants et de leurs familles.

On today’s show, I discussed the uphill battle that women in Africa quietly face that leaves them feeling intimidated, degraded, and humiliated - Workplace Sexual Harassment. I and my guests - Lolo Cynthia and Amsy Mathiam shared personal experiences of harassment from our childhood and how the experiences shaped our views and behaviors on sexual harassment till adulthood. We discussed the power of sisterhood and mentoring young girls to find their voices on their  fight against sexual harassment.We also shared tips and “hacks” to protect each other from harassment in the workplace; especially when the harasser holds the power in the organization. Lolo Cynthia is an advocacy officer at Niyel who has had extensive professional  experience in the fields of women’s rights and sexual health. She has trained thousands of teenagers in Nigerian schools and Juvenile prisons with her sexuality education curriculum and has facilitated numerous open forums with women in grassroots communities. Amsy Mathiam is a reference in   Human Resources Managementin Africa. She is often described as “the lady who brings sanity to difficult environments”. We want to hear from you! Have you experienced workplace sexual harassment and how did you handle this? What steps do you think should be put in place at the workplace to curb this behavior? Please share your own stories here or on Whatsapp at +221 76 201 51 80. Listen to the podcast on www.inserviceof.org/podcast;7:00 pm GMT on 94.9FM WADR, Dakar. Make We Talk is crossing frontiers ! Click on the podcast link to stay tuned on when live episodes and rebroadcasts will air in Sierra Leone, Gambia, Ghana, Liberia, and Nigeria.