Maurice Ocquaye is an International Health Promotion and Communication Specialist with over 25 years’ experience working across Africa in Behavior Change Communication and Gender mainstreaming. He holds a Master’s Degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Ghana and is a PhD candidate at Walden University, specializating  in Community Health Education and Advocacy.

Maurice is a Graduate of Advances in Health Communication from Johns Hopkins University Center for Communications Programs and has built his capacity for strategic planning and implementation, monitoring and evaluation of evidence based Social behavior change communication across extensive national and international projects.

working with international agencies and organizations such as UNICEF, DFID, FHI/360, URC, FAO, IBTCI, JHUC/CCP.  At the local level, Maurice has worked with Ghana AIDS Commission, Ghana Health Service, Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, Ghana Education Service and the Christian Council of Ghana at all levels.