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Stigma, Choice and Change: Joya Banerjee at TEDxBarcelonaChange

2013-05-16T18:07:24.223Z

Joya Banerjee -- Co-Founder of the Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS, NYC

GYCA is a youth-led network of over 7,000 young leaders working to end the spread of HIV in 173 countries worldwide. GYCA empowers young people with the knowledge, skills, resources and opportunities they need to be effective agents of change in their communities. Joya co-founded the network at age 22 with a diverse coalition of young global leaders, directed the organization for five years, and now serves on its Advisory Board. She holds a B.A. in Human Rights and Political Science from Barnard College of Columbia University, and a Master of Science in Global Health and Population from the Harvard School of Public Health.

Joya has experience in HIV/AIDS as an activist, researcher, implementer, grantmaker and fundraiser across sectors, including the United Nations, the US Government, small and large NGOs and academic institutions. She currently works as a Manager at GBCHealth, a coalition of 200 private sector companies tackling the world's most pressing health challenges. Joya has short and long-term field experience in 14 countries, and she believes in approaches to public health and development that prioritize the leadership of the Global South.

In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

FUNDACIÓN ANAR. "ONLY FOR CHILDREN"

2013-05-07T17:39:13.869Z

Título: Sólo para niños
ANAR Foundation manages in Spain the european unique phone number 116 111, to attend children and teenagers under a risk situation. On this telephone number, only for minors, they can find the help they need in a totally anonymous and confidential way. But, how can we get our message to a child abuse victim, even when they are accompanied by their aggressor?

Knowing the average height for adults and children under 10,GREY has created two different messages. Using an outdoor lenticular we show adults an awareness message, while children see a message where we offer them our help and show them the telephone number. A message only for children.

Clymer School's Morning Jogging

2012-04-10T22:04:08.602Z

Clymer School's Morning Jogging program gets kids on their feet and moving for up to 20 minutes before classes begin each day. Let's Move

Illustrating the Success of Health Care Reform

2012-03-27T18:11:05.714Z

Wondering how health care reform works, and why it's so important? In this animated video, Jonathan Gruber, MIT economist and former special advisor to the President on health care, explains the benefits of reform and why the individual mandate is necessary.

Lifting Our Voices: Ending Child Marriage in Malawi

2012-03-23T19:47:01.984Z

Lifting our Voices: Ending Child Marriage in Malawi (15min) addresses the issue of child marriage in Malawi and the impact that it has on adolescent girls' health and wellbeing. Produced by staff of PHI's Adolescent Girls' Advocacy & Leadership Initiative (AGALI), the film centers on the story of Catherine, a young woman who was abducted by her would-be husband and held against her will in an attempt to force her into marriage. Interspersing Catherine's inspiring personal story with commentary from AGALI-affiliated experts in Malawi, the film examines both the varied causes and consequences of child marriage, and discusses the policy and programming solutions that can be implemented to address this critical issue.

Learn more
http://agaliprogram.org/english/child-marriage-in-malawi/