Students & Teens
Gene drive video series
This video series, explains how Target Malaria is developing gene drive mosquitoes in its labs.
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Communication
Community Engagement
Microprograms
In Burkina Faso, radio microprograms share project updates through announcements or scripted stories. One set in a health centre features a nurse, a health worker, and a Target Malaria member discussing malaria challenges and the need for new tools.
Community Engagement
Videos
Target Malaria’s YouTube channel and website feature videos such as Voices from the Field, team interviews, and virtual tours of insectaries in Burkina Faso, Uganda, Italy, and the UK.
Community Engagement
Factsheets
Our website offers factsheets that provide clear, factual explanations of key project concepts and serve as a resource for stakeholders seeking technical information.
Community Engagement
Infographics
Infographics help explain complex science, such as gene drive technology and its development phases, with many examples available on our website.
Community Engagement
Theatre plays
In Burkina Faso, a theatre company helps share project updates with the wider community through plays featuring stakeholders and project staff, addressing common questions and presenting research results and next steps.
Community Engagement
Posters
Posters present infographic content and are used at insectary open days and scientific symposia with partner institutions.
Community Engagement
Stakeholder Engagement Visuals
The visuals support stakeholder engagement teams in explaining the project to communities, illustrating key messages from malaria transmission to mosquito biology and genetic approaches.
Children, Students & Teens
Mosquito Minutes
"Mosquito Minutes" is an animated series answering common questions facts about mosquitoes
Students
Social Media Toolkit for World Mosquito Day
This toolkit designed for the 2024 World Mosquito Day campaign walks you through the key messaging about the differences between dengue and malaria, two mosquito-borne diseases.
Children, Students & Teens
Entomological videos
These animations explain entomological methods and are used by our teams in Burkina Faso and Uganda to engage communities in local languages, including when household consent is needed for mosquito collection.
