Interview with Kitty Brayne and Stephany Kersten (Well Grounded)
Well Grounded works across the Congo Basin to support civil society organizations by providing organizational and strategy development support so
From Amelia Axelsen / Apolitical: Providing access to international networks of expertise can improve the quality of healthcare available to those living in rural and remote areas. Project ECHO, an initiative based in New Mexico, has partnered with the Namibian Ministry of Health and Social Services to provide rural health care workers, doctors, and nurses with video-teleconferences with HIV specialists. The program helps to bridge knowledge gaps by providing access to an international network of specialists and resources for continuous learning.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interview with Sanjeev Arora of Project ECHO.
Well Grounded works across the Congo Basin to support civil society organizations by providing organizational and strategy development support so
The Elders Council for Social Entrepreneurs is building a supportive global network of social entrepreneurs who are looking to the
Juan Mendez is a professor of human rights law at the Washington College of Law, American University in Washington, DC.
Global Health Corps seeks to increase global health equity by providing leadership opportunities for young professionals from diverse backgrounds to
In many rural communities, access to specialty healthcare represents the biggest health challenge. Since 2003, a groundbreaking initiative called Project
Project ECHO spreads knowledge about healthcare best practices by leveraging technology and case-based learning. Sanjeev Arora of Project ECHO spoke