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How We Drive Change

We don’t just share information; we spark transformation through a multi-dimensional strategy.

Strategic Media Advocacy

We train and empower journalists and media houses to report on public health with depth, accuracy, and empathy, ensuring health stories stay on the front page.

Evidence-Based Communication

Our campaigns aren’t based on guesswork. We use data and rigorous research to create messages that resonate with diverse audiences across Nigeria.

Accountability Tracking

We act as a watchdog, using media platforms to ensure that health policies are implemented and that resources reach the communities that need them most.

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WHO WE ARE

Strategically harnessing the power of media for a healthier Nigeria.

The International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization committed to advancing public health outcomes. We bridge the gap between complex health data and public understanding by positioning media as a transformative force.

  • Accelerating health information dissemination.

  • Influencing positive health behavior changes.

  • Strengthening accountability in healthcare delivery.

  • Supporting equitable development in Nigeria and beyond.

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eCommerce development
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Financial guidance
70%

Meet our amazing team

Our team is dedicated to helping your business grow

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Justin Watson

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Lori Cruz

Senior account executive

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Lucio Murray

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We deliver results

$250k

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Driving Public Health Through the Power of Media

150+ Research Publications 40+ Global Partners

Advancing Public Health Through Strategic Media

The International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) is a registered Non-Governmental Organization committed to advancing public health outcomes by strategically harnessing the power of media, communication, and evidence-based advocacy. ISMPH was established to position media as a transformative force in accelerating health information dissemination, influencing positive health behaviors, and strengthening accountability.

The formation of ISMPH is in recognition of the very important roles that the media have to play in ensuring that public health issues are human rights issues and are recognized as development issues.

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Our Partners

Key Services We Provide for Public Health

We work at the intersection of media and public health to deliver impactful advocacy, training, and research programs across Nigeria and beyond.

Media Advocacy

Strengthening evidence-based reporting on public health, amplifying community voices, and driving awareness on health service delivery gaps and solutions.

Health Communication

Promoting accurate, ethical, and evidence-based narratives on critical health issues including reproductive, maternal, and child health.

Research & Publications

Generating evidence-driven insights and publications on health financing, governance, and the role of media in advancing health outcomes.

Training & Capacity Building

Equipping journalists and media practitioners with skills to report ethically and accurately on health issues, driving impact across communities.

Community health outreach

Impactful Projects Advancing Public Health Across Nigeria

PHC Advocacy

Advocacy Solutions to Improve PHC Service Delivery

Strategic media advocacy strengthening evidence-based reporting on primary health care for improved community outcomes.

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EU-ACT SAM Project

EU-ACT SAM Project

Promoting accurate, ethical, and evidence-based reporting on severe acute malnutrition through targeted media engagements.

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USAID Health Finance

USAID Health Finance & Governance

Strategic media engagement promoting transparent, evidence-based reporting on health financing and governance issues.

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How We Invest Resources for Maximum Impact

We understand that when you support ISMPH, you want to know exactly where your contribution goes. We pledge total transparency.

40% Media Advocacy
25% Capacity Building
15% Research
10% Community Outreach
10% Operations

You Can Contribute to Strengthening Public Health Through Media!

Our Events

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World Contraception Day: Public Awareness Walk

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Media Capacity Building Workshop for Health Journalists