Long-Acting and Permanent Methods: Stories from the RESPOND Project
Although evidence suggests that good couple communication supports better use of family planning, few tools exist to encourage such communication in West Africa. To inspire couples to talk about family planning, the RESPOND Project developed four short documentaries profiling real couples who overcame their fears about long-acting and permanent methods of contraception. The videos depict the issues and decision-making processes each couple struggled with, as they inspire others to talk about family planning.
There are four videos in the series, each one focusing on a different couple and a different long-acting or permanent contraceptive method:
The videos are in French with English subtitles. These videos were produced by RESPOND Project partner Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs.