Defeating Malaria: A Choice We Can Make
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” (Matthew 25:40, NIV) By Bob Noziglia, CCIH Advocacy Manager Malaria has been one of the most enduring epidemics in humanity’s history. There were an estimated 249 million cases of...
Intern Diaries: Introduction to the Workplace
by Cindy Huang, CCIH Communications and Advocacy Intern For a newcomer like me, interning in a foreign country at CCIH brought so many new experiences. I walked the tree-lined paths of Capitol Hill on my way to meetings and saw government officials in their sharp suits entering and...
SIL Africa: Building on Language Diversity in Communities
By Dr. Mokeira Mary Gisairo SIL Africa Learning & Development, a nonprofit rooted in the vision of seeing people thrive through the use of valued community languages, has been at the forefront of language development, Bible translation, and literacy initiatives since its inception. William Cameron Townsend, an American...
Connector Articles, Family Planning
CCIH Small Grant Helps AMOS Promote Family Planning in Nicaragua
by Irene Choi, Pepperdine University Undergraduate and CCIH Communications and Advocacy Intern AMOS Salud y Esperanza (Health & Hope) received a CCIH small grant to promote family planning methods in six communities of Matagalpa, Nicaragua. The communities involved in the project include Tapasle, El Socorro, Fila Grande, Apantillo,...