Global Connections
In Case You Missed It
November 16, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Looking for something to read now that election coverage has slowed? In Case You Missed It has a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved
In Case You Missed It
November 9, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Looking for something to read now that election coverage has slowed? In Case You Missed It has a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved
Back to School: A New Way to Learn about mHealth
August 30, 2012 BY Sarah Struble
Are you new to mHealth and want to learn more? Or are you well-established in the field and want to bounce ideas off of a cross-section of the community? If so, check out the mHealth Alliance’s new online course, which we have developed with TechChange, the Institute for Technology and Social Change.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Smart Ideas
WE. DID. IT. ~ Bustin’ It Out for #Blogust: Shot@Life’s Blog Relay for Good
August 29, 2012 BY Stacey Ferguson
In this, my wildest edition of Wildcard Wednesdays to date, I do, indeed, have something WILD to share.
Hopefully by now you’ve heard of and joined in the #Blogust campaign created by Shot@Life. Throughout the month of August, the blogosphere has come together around Shot@Life, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation to provide life-saving vaccines to children where they are most needed...
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Social Good
The 23 Cutest Kids You’ve Ever Seen
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
CAMPAIGNS & INITIATIVES
November 16, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Looking for something to read now that election coverage has slowed? In Case You Missed It has a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
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POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved
In Case You Missed It
November 9, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Looking for something to read now that election coverage has slowed? In Case You Missed It has a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved
Back to School: A New Way to Learn about mHealth
August 30, 2012 BY Sarah Struble
Are you new to mHealth and want to learn more? Or are you well-established in the field and want to bounce ideas off of a cross-section of the community? If so, check out the mHealth Alliance’s new online course, which we have developed with TechChange, the Institute for Technology and Social Change.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Smart Ideas
WE. DID. IT. ~ Bustin’ It Out for #Blogust: Shot@Life’s Blog Relay for Good
August 29, 2012 BY Stacey Ferguson
In this, my wildest edition of Wildcard Wednesdays to date, I do, indeed, have something WILD to share.
Hopefully by now you’ve heard of and joined in the #Blogust campaign created by Shot@Life. Throughout the month of August, the blogosphere has come together around Shot@Life, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation to provide life-saving vaccines to children where they are most needed...
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Social Good
The 23 Cutest Kids You’ve Ever Seen
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
November 9, 2012 BY Jenni Lee
Looking for something to read now that election coverage has slowed? In Case You Missed It has a quick recap of recent news on the United Nations Foundation and the issues we care about.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved
Back to School: A New Way to Learn about mHealth
August 30, 2012 BY Sarah Struble
Are you new to mHealth and want to learn more? Or are you well-established in the field and want to bounce ideas off of a cross-section of the community? If so, check out the mHealth Alliance’s new online course, which we have developed with TechChange, the Institute for Technology and Social Change.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Smart Ideas
WE. DID. IT. ~ Bustin’ It Out for #Blogust: Shot@Life’s Blog Relay for Good
August 29, 2012 BY Stacey Ferguson
In this, my wildest edition of Wildcard Wednesdays to date, I do, indeed, have something WILD to share.
Hopefully by now you’ve heard of and joined in the #Blogust campaign created by Shot@Life. Throughout the month of August, the blogosphere has come together around Shot@Life, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation to provide life-saving vaccines to children where they are most needed...
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Social Good
The 23 Cutest Kids You’ve Ever Seen
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
August 30, 2012 BY Sarah Struble
Are you new to mHealth and want to learn more? Or are you well-established in the field and want to bounce ideas off of a cross-section of the community? If so, check out the mHealth Alliance’s new online course, which we have developed with TechChange, the Institute for Technology and Social Change.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Smart Ideas
WE. DID. IT. ~ Bustin’ It Out for #Blogust: Shot@Life’s Blog Relay for Good
August 29, 2012 BY Stacey Ferguson
In this, my wildest edition of Wildcard Wednesdays to date, I do, indeed, have something WILD to share.
Hopefully by now you’ve heard of and joined in the #Blogust campaign created by Shot@Life. Throughout the month of August, the blogosphere has come together around Shot@Life, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation to provide life-saving vaccines to children where they are most needed...
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Social Good
The 23 Cutest Kids You’ve Ever Seen
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
August 29, 2012 BY Stacey Ferguson
In this, my wildest edition of Wildcard Wednesdays to date, I do, indeed, have something WILD to share.
Hopefully by now you’ve heard of and joined in the #Blogust campaign created by Shot@Life. Throughout the month of August, the blogosphere has come together around Shot@Life, an initiative of the United Nations Foundation to provide life-saving vaccines to children where they are most needed...
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Get Involved, Social Good
The 23 Cutest Kids You’ve Ever Seen
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
September 4, 2012 BY Jaclyn Schiff
Something you might know: The UN and partner organizations work to ensure the health and wellbeing of millions of children around the world.
Something else you might not know: These toddlers and children are really, really cute!
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
Spreading Hope, Stopping Malaria: Snapshots from Tanzania
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
August 27, 2012 BY Susannah Rosenblatt
A United Nations Foundation delegation recently visited communities across Tanzania, from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro to the shores of Zanzibar, on an observation trip to see how faith communities and governments can work together to stop the spread of malaria.
READ MORE
POSTED IN: Campaigns & Initiatives, Global Issues, On the Ground
