Communications
ICFP subcommittee and community dedicated to improving access to family planning products, services, and information through the power of advocacy, communications, and media
Community FAQ
What do you do?
The ICFP is demonstrating through action the idea originally set forth in the conceptualization of the conference – to become a platform driven by the community.
As ICFP (and the world) moves towards the production of more virtual and hybrid events, we have taken this opportunity to think creatively about ways to engage and bridge our non-traditional audiences, media, and press.
Who is involved?
ICFP is fortunate enough to have the support and expertise of a wide range of leaders, advocates, young people, and artists to keep family planning at the center of the conversation on health and rights.
This year, ICFP refined its approach to engaging with high-profile figures across the global FP community and the global health community as a whole. Through coordination with existing partners and a comprehensive landscape assessment of the FP field, ICFP curated a detailed list of influencers to connect with on key FP messaging.
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Get in touch
For more information about the ICFP Communications Subcommittee, please contact Christina Cherel, ICFP Communications Co-Chair [info@ theicfp.org].
About the ICFP Communications Subcommittee
Advocacy Communications, Digital Media, and Media Advocacy from the Global FP Community
Communications, digital media, and content creation are core pillars across the ICFP community. The ICFP 2025 communications subcommittee works with communications professionals from INGOs, bilaterals, donor agencies, research institutes, and community and youth-led organizations. Together, we are mainstreaming family planning communications for research, programs, and advocacy at every level of partnerships from locally-led programs to national ministries of health.
Join the journey towards ICFP 2025 as we accelerate access to improving family planning products, services, and information for all.
ICFP 2025 Communications Co-Chairs
Media Updates
FPNN at HIVR4P: Amplifying Global Voices in HIV Research and Family Planning
ICFP Media Fellow Nthanda Manduwi Hosts Conversation with the President of the Union for African Population Studies
FPNN Uncovers Stories at APC and Beyond: Transformative Discussions Shaping the Future of Family Planning
Communications Video Highlight
Meet the Family Planning News Network
The Family Planning News Network fills a niche void in the global health community – ongoing digital media advocacy and influencer content creation focused on family planning and gender equity issues – through the International Conference on Family Planning platform (ICFP).
As ICFP has transformed from a biannual conference to a dynamic movement, platform, and community, FPNN has emerged as its sister platform for digital media, media advocacy, youth capacity strengthening, and media fellowships in the FP community.
ICFP Communications Photo Highlights
ICFP LIVE Stage Segments
Newsletter Subscribers
Inaugural FPNN Reporters
ICFP Media Releases
International Conference on Family Planning Commences World’s Largest Scientific Conference on Family Planning and Reproductive Health and Rights
Youth Leaders Win Prestigious Award to Attend, Provide Programming Insight for ICFP
Thousands Join Global Call for Universal Access to Reproductive Health at ‘Not Without FP’ Virtual Forum
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Learn more about the multi-disciplinary communities that make up the powerful ICFP conference, movement, and platform.
Join an #ICFP2025 Subcommittee
Are you interested in joining an ICFP 2025 International Steering Committee (ISC) subcommittee? Now is the time! Please complete the following form to capture your interest. Subcommittee membership is required for participation in the ISC.