Mobile: More than an Idea – A Solution
During the United Nations General Assembly last week, we heard a lot about mobile technology and its ability to promote …
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During the United Nations General Assembly last week, we heard a lot about mobile technology and its ability to promote …
Yesterday, UNICEF – the United Nations’ agency focused on the wellbeing of children – released a report on child mortality …
The word “partnership” is one of those ambiguous terms that can be difficult to define. To partner means “to join …
The United Nations recently released a report on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), identifying where progress has been made and …
United Nations Foundation President & CEO Kathy Calvin shared a picture of herself at age 5 in support of all children …
Learn more and join the MAMA Google+ hangout on Thursday, March 20th at 9:30 a.m. ET! There are approximately 400 …
Every day, the UN Foundation works to support the United Nations in building a healthier, more peaceful, and more just …
The fifth annual mHealth Summit kicks off this week at the National Harbor in Maryland. This four-day conference will convene more than 5,000 participants from all over the world to spark new ideas and dialogue about advancing the use of mobile technology to improve health outcomes.
Mobile phones are more than just communications devices; they are also powerful tools to improve health care. Since 2012, TechChange and the mHealth Alliance have offered a four-week online certificate course in mHealth: Mobile Phones for Public Health.
Last week we celebrated United Nations Day, a day that marks the anniversary of the entry into force in 1945 of the UN Charter. It was also a day to reflect on the UN’s invaluable contribution to peace and common progress and to assess what we have accomplished and where we are headed.