Week 4 (16-20 April): Acting the Part: Young People in the Spotlight

Live Shows: Theatre and Concerts 

Dr. Cydelle Berline, Executive Director of the NiteStar Program, Ken Hornbeck, Founder of the EN-ACTE Program at Emory University, and Colin Dixon, Head of Global Partnerships and Development at Dance4Life jointly lead us through practical aspects of using live performances such as acting, singing and dancing as tools of behavior change communication.

Day 1  (16 April 2007):  Overview  Cydelle's & Ken's Comments Participants' Contributions	Day 2 (17 April 2007):  Overview  Cydelle's & Ken's Comments Participants' Contributions	Day 3 (18 April 2007):  Overview Cydelle's & Ken's Comments Participants' Contributions
Day 4 (19 April 2007):   Overview  Colin's Comments Participants' Contributions	Day 5 (20 April 2007): Overview  Colin's Comments Participants' Contributions	Additional Postings: Week 4 Summary

Knowledge for Health Project, The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Center for Communication Programs (CCP), Family Health International(FHI), Management Sciences for Health (MSH), With IT Support from Google.

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