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Stylish Man Campaign Amos Zikusooka JHU/CCP Uganda 1

The Stylish Man Campaign A community mobilization, multimedia and demand generation campaign in Rakai district, SW Uganda Mass media: district-wide implementation Community mobilization nested within the 50-village longitudinal Rakai Community Cohort Study (RCCS) Funded by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Implemented by the Rakai Health – Sciences Program (RHSP) and – the Johns Hopkins Center for – Communication Programs (JHUCCP) 2

Campaign Overview Target Audience: Men years Spouses & successful business men/community leaders (as influencers) Campaign goals/approach: Demedicalize SMC and HIV prevention, and reposition HIV services as stylish and desirable for the modern Ugandan man. Make learning fun and stylish. Hypothesis: If men come to see SMC, HCT, PMTCT, condom use and ART as attributes of a stylish, modern Ugandan man, they will be more likely to adopt these services. 3

Design Process 4

Research RCCS 2011 With 30,000 SMCs done by RHSP and intensive promotion of SMC in RCCS, there is near universal knowledge about SMC. However, only 32% of non-Muslim RCCS men had accepted SMC by Men coming for SMC: Were disproportionately younger ( 19) Had lower risk behavior profiles RCCS community level: HIV incidence = 1.1/100 per year HIV prevalence = 12.2% 5

Research T he Problem with Men* Satisfied SMC clients do not discuss SMC Misconceptions: SMC requires a 6-month healing period. SMC causes persistent pain, decreased sexual satisfaction and infertility. Information/messaging via town hall meetings focused on health aspects. SMC has been framed as a medical issue to reduce HIV transmission. The medicalized approach is not resonating with men, and it deters some men from accepting SMC. *funding: BMGF and NICHD RO1 6

Design Workshop 7

Design Audience Profile Ronald is a 30-year-old P.7 leaver. He is a farmer in a rural area in Rakai district. He has two wives and five children and also has extramarital partners. He spends much of his free time drinking and watching football. He wants to see that his children grow up with good morals and a fear of God. He believes in success and looks at the rich men in the community as his role models. He listens to soccer, politics and music on the radio, and he occasionally goes to the trading centre (town) to watch soccer at the video hall (Kibanda). He hates using condoms because he wants to have many children, and he enjoys sex more when it is live. He has never discussed HIV prevention with any of his wives/partners, has never had an HIV test and is not circumcised. 8

Creating Campaign Concepts Some initial campaign concepts from which final executions will come 9

Implementation & Monitoring Using entertainment-education: – District-wide implementation through mass media Stylish Man radio programs and popular DJ mentions – Experiential activations using the Man Van in randomized clusters : Stylish Man weeks and community extravaganza – Community video clubs (Bibanda) show videos about Stylish Man 10

Implementation & Monitoring Includes agriculture extension workers and successful business men Stylish Man Week activities: games, sports, entertainment and tent services, Mr. Stylo Contest radio broadcast Includes district leaders and health workers Includes RHSP service delivery teams 11

Evaluation Mass media campaign component – District-wide implementation: evaluated in the 50 RCCS villages – Comparison of knowledge, attitudes and SMC service acceptance/coverage rates in RCCS survey rounds prior to the campaign and after campaign roll-out (pre- and post- design) Experiential Man Van component – 50 RCCS communities aggregated into 12 community clusters (geographically distanced to reduce contamination) – Community clusters randomly assigned to intervention and control – Comparison of knowledge and service coverage between arms 12

Thank You! 13