Centre for Health Communication & Media Studies

Harnessing media, communication, and training to reduce health disparities.

Nada Centre for Health Communication and Media Studies is dedicated to research, education, and advocacy. We bridge the gap between public health professionals, media practitioners, policymakers, and the public using effective communication strategies.

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Research & Capacity

Conducting analysis on health campaigns, media effects, and attitudes regarding drug prevention and treatment.

Media Literacy

Empowering the public to critically evaluate health-related reports, preventing misconceptions and stigma.

Policy Advocacy

Engaging with government officials and policymakers to integrate communicative health modules in public initiatives.

News & Spotlight Albums

Visual highlights of Nada campaigns and community workshops.

COTPA Advocacy

Youth & COTPA Advocacy

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Youth Campaigns

Youth Campaigns & Rallies

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Community Workshops

Community Workshops & Training

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Media & Press Advocacy

Press & Media Advocacy

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Field Visit

Field Visits & Forums

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Recent Campaigns

Recent Campaigns & Initiatives

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Video Highlights

Watch short clips detailing drug-free campaigns and peer testimonies.

NADA India Drug Free Campaigns

NADA India Drug Free Campaigns

Youth for Wellbeing Peer Leadership

Youth for Wellbeing Peer Leadership

Acudetox Protocol in Communities

Acudetox Protocol in Communities

Publications & Research

Read featured reports and community research papers from Nada India Foundation.

Featured Research Paper

Peer-Led Drug De-Addiction Initiatives in India: An Empowering Journey for an Identity — Prepared with the support of Mr. Suneel Vatsyayan by Alexander Hitch, NIF Volunteer.

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