People Who Are Making Health Care More Fair
The Dara Institute operates on a model that recognizes how one dimension of poverty, such as income, affects other dimensions,
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From Jonathan Levine / Stanford Social Innovation Review: Through the use of video storytelling classes, two graduate students developed a pilot project that is helping to “teach medical caregiving skills to families of cardiac patients” in India. The project proved so helpful during the initial stages that a local hospital adopted the training program and it is now being implemented across other regions as well.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interview with Shahed Alam and Edith Elliott of Noora Health.
The Dara Institute operates on a model that recognizes how one dimension of poverty, such as income, affects other dimensions,
Thorn creates programs and technological products to help law enforcement identify child sexual abuse victims faster, help companies stop the
The Oxford Character Project is a research and education institution striving to support people everywhere in growing leadership skills and
Sesame Workshop India provides a home based education early foundation in learning, health and socio-emotional skills for children and families.
The night shift janitor is an easy target. Working in isolation, cleaners across the country say they have been harassed,
Glasswing International trains schools, hospitals, police departments and other organizations to understand the impacts of violence-induced trauma, and therefore are