Ms. Anschel serves as a Senior Program Officer II/Team Leader at the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, bringing over 18 years of expertise in global health with a focus on community engagement and social and behavior change. She has extensive experience in training and capacity strengthening, having organized, led, and co-facilitated the course “Leadership in Strategic Health Communication” courses in Baltimore, Senegal, Barbados, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Ukraine, and Rwanda. Additionally, she has taught courses on strategic communication and social change for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Global Tobacco Control Leadership Program in Baltimore, Indonesia, and Vietnam. Currently, Ms. Anschel is the Team Lead for USAID’s flagship Strategic Behavior Change project, Breakthrough ACTION, overseeing strategic direction and operations in multiple countries such as Sierra Leone and Nigeria. She has a proven track record in creative community outreach and a steadfast commitment to social change and advocacy.

• Babalola, S,Dosso, A, Awantang, G., Ngwafor R., Nkoumou, Y., McCartney-Melstad, A., Blaufuss, S., and Anschel, A. (2020). Cameroon Malaria Behavior Survey: 2020. Breakthrough ACTION Cameroon. Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, Baltimore.
• Kumoji, K., Oyenubi, O., Rosen, G., McCartney-Melstad, A., Filemyr, E., Helland, A., Fofanah, J., Jalloh, U., Toso, M. and Brown, A. (2020). Sierra Leone Malaria Behavior Survey: 2020. Breakthrough ACTION Sierra Leone Program. Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs, Baltimore.
• de Beyl, C.Z., Kilian, A., Brown, A. et al. Evaluation of community-based continuous distribution of long-lasting insecticide-treated nets in Toamasina II District, Madagascar. Malar J 16, 327 (2017). Read More

• PSK 604 - Strategic Communication for Change