Global Week of Action to End Child Deaths Print

From November 13-20, join CCIH member World Vision as they unite hundreds of thousands of people around the world in over 60 countries in a Global Week of Action to end preventable child deaths. The Child Health Now movement is working toward an end to the 6.9 million deaths of children under five that happen every year.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 November 2012 21:27 )
 
CCIH at Global Missions Health Conference Print
CCIH was reprsesented at the Global Missions Health Conference (GMHC) 2012 from November 8-10 in Louisville, Kentucky, where we shared our message and mission of promoting international health and wholeness from a Christian perspective.
 
CCIH Executive Director Ray Martin and Mona Bormet, CCIH Project Manager for Policy and Advocacy, conducted a session on How Faith-Based Organizations Can Influence Global Health Policy on Friday, November 9.
 
 
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 November 2012 21:12 )
 
CCIH at APHA 2012 Annual Meeting Print
CCIH was pleased to have a presence at the American Public Health Association (APHA) 140th Annual Meeting & Exposition October 27-31 in San Francisco, California. At the meeting, CCIH Executive Director Ray Martin facilitated a session titled Religious Advocates for Family Planning? Yes! Real and Effective. CCIH members discussed experiences helping families achieve healthy timing and spacing of pregnancies and increasing contraceptive use in communities in the developing world by reaching them with effective messaging and engaging community health workers and religious leaders in education. CCIH staff addressed family planning advocacy both internationally and in the United States.
 
Speakers included Adrienne Allison of World Vision; Dr. Sarla Chand of IMA World Health; Dr. Ron Mataya of Loma Linda University; Dr. Douglas Huber, Reproductive Health Specialist; and Mona Bormet and Amy Metzger of CCIH.
 
Lifetime Achievement Award for CCIH's Ray Martin
On the evening of October 30, CCIH Executive Director Ray Martin received the APHA International Health Section Lifetime Achievement Award at the section's awards ceremony. Ray was recognized for his long career in international health and tireless efforts to raise awareness of the contributions of faith-based organizations in achieving global health goals. 

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 01 November 2012 18:42 )
 
Webinar on Media Relations Print
CCIH held a webinar on October 25, 2012 to help organizations and individuals lift up important causes and share stories from their work. We also addressed how organizations should respond if contacted by a member of the media and how to use Twitter, Facebook and other social media tools to advocate on critical issues and to engage and motivate supporters.
 
We heard from two experts in global development communications: Patricia Brooks of MatchMap Media and David Olson of Olson Global Communications. They shared their expertise on today's media outlets; including blogs, online and print newspapers, magazines and social media.
 
These tools can be used regardless of your focus area, from family planning to HIV/AIDS, and from water and sanitation to food security. 
 
Faith groups and their partners are working hard to reach the world's most vulnerable and marginalized. Sharing our stories helps gain support for the work of faith-based organizations and enables us to accomplish even more. Also, speaking out for those who can't and advocating for health care for all is critical to CCIH's mission.   

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 25 October 2012 19:15 )
 
New Resource Section on SGBV Print

Sexual violence threatens the health and well-being of women and girls everywhere. Often ignored and denied in societies, sexual and gender-based violence includes sexual abuse, harassment, rape or sexual exploitation in prostitution and pornography. While it is a difficult topic to address, faith-based organizations are responding by helping victims, raising awareness and developing tools to help pastors discuss sexual violence with their congregations.

CCIH has developed a new area in the Resource section of its web site to provide faith-based resources on sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) and share the work of CCIH members and affiliates and other groups working on the issue. | Visit the SGBV Section  

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 October 2012 17:44 )
 
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