Gallery Walk

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Toward Impact in Health:
A Workshop on Quality and Integrated Sexual, Maternal, and
Reproductive Health Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa
Arusha, Tanzania | 2-6 May 2011
Structured Gallery Walk
GENERAL INFORMATION
Session objectives:
For this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to share their program activities, lessons,
accomplishments, and challenges during a Structured Gallery Walk using a poster format. Each
poster will focus on how your work in health contributes to your country’s Program Approach
strategy.
Poster: Each country office will develop 1 poster to be displayed at a Structured Gallery Walk
during the workshop. We will arrange for posters to be printed prior to the workshop.
Assistance: The CARE USA sexual, reproductive, and maternal health team will provide assistance
with this activity prior to the workshop and in Tanzania. We hope this will be an interesting,
entertaining, and educational activity.
If you have any questions, please contact Megan Cohen (mcohen@care.org).
STEPS
1. Get together to plan – Each team should get together to plan for the poster session as
well as divide responsibilities. In this case you should use the Program Approach Reflection
Tool as a guide.
2. Fill out the poster abstract – Each team will turn in a brief abstract for their presentation
including the technical and programmatic elements the audience will learn. The abstract
worksheet has been provided for you.
3. Create a draft of the poster – Using the guide How to Design a Poster, create a rough
draft. Teams should discuss what information, photos and graphs should be included.
4. Create the poster– Once you have gathered all the parts of the poster; create the poster
using the worksheet provided for you (PowerPoint or Publisher).
5. Revise and Practice– Revise, refine and practice your presentation.
6. Turn in your poster to Megan Cohen (mcohen@care.org) – It is important to send your
presentation electronically to Megan before Friday, April 15. CARE USA will print each
poster on cloth and bring them to Tanzania.
SPECIFIC QUESTIONS FOR THE POSTER (you do not need to answer each question)
Program
What is your program doing to contribute to improvements in sexual,
reproductive, and maternal health (SRMH)?
What are the objectives of the project?
What are the interventions of the project?
What social norms are influencing people’s individual behavior with
respect to the project’s objectives?
Lessons
Accomplishments
Challenges
Program Approach
Looking Forward
What specific strategies or tools have you used that worked well?
What are you particularly proud of? Why did they work well?
What key message do you want us to remember from your lessons?
What results or impact has your program achieved?
What has your project influenced in regards to behavior, norms, policy,
etc.?
What challenges have you faced in effectively addressing SRMH? Why?
What are the major problems with health services and systems?
What recommendations might you have to mitigate these challenges?
How does your program contribute to your country office’s program
approach strategy?
How does your program contribute to the eight defining components of a
CARE program?
What do you expect in the next 6 months? Year?
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