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August 19, 2015
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THE PEOPLE’S PROCESS

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Good day all,

I just wanted to say I’m back in Geneva after another 3 weeks working in the Philippines. This time around I was there producing a video for UN Habitat and their “People’s Process” shelter program implemented following Typhoon Haiyan in Roxas City. It was an awesome experience working with a super fun bunch of folks from the top down.

The last 2 times I’ve been to the Philippines I’ve had the chance to work on projects outside of immunization and vaccines and it’s been wonderful to see how other UN agencies tackle challenging issues. I continue to hold in high regard those individuals that work globally to try and make such a difference in others lives while making sacrifices in their own, especially those in the field often away from their families for long periods of time.

I just wanted to say I’m back here in Geneva and I hope to see those based here and that travel here soon.

Ciao

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June 22, 2015
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CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE CHAIN FILMS

The 3-episode film on the Controlled Temperature Chain (CTC), now live. 

Keith A. Brown Designs (KABD) provided cover designs for the (CTC) video series, and determined the foundation of the overall design and layout of the graphic and 2d animation package for the 3 video modules of this series in both English and French versions.

The first episode explains what CTC is, why it is useful and how it is feasible. The second features a case study of CTC implementation during a vaccination campaign in Côte d’Ivoire, providing insight on the health workers’ perspective. The third and final episode gives an outlook on the options for countries and what manufacturers can do to support countries.

We are grateful to the partners that allow us to do such work. Check them out.

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January 12, 2015
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THE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH TOOL

New project uploaded that we just finished. It was a long road but we got there. Check it out. The REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH TOOL for the World Health Organization (WHO) office in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

We don’t just make it pretty, we make it functional.

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September 15, 2014
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Ligtas sa Tigdas Campaign 2014 Philippines

On August 28, 2014, I traveled from Geneva, Switzerland to Manila, Philippines and spent a day in the field with the World Health Organization (WHO), monitoring the Philippines Operation Ligtas sa Tigdas Campaign 2014. President Benigno S. Aquino III of the Philippines, led the launching of “Ligtas sa Tigdas at Polio,” a Mass Immunization Campaign spearheaded by the Department of Health (DOH) that aims to help lessen the growing cases of measles, as well as to make the Philippines a polio-free country.

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The campaign intends to help the health department to achieve the Millenium Development Goal of reducing child mortality rate in the nation through free vaccines. The government planned to vaccinate an approximate 11 million children during the month of September 2014, aged between nine months old to five years old, against measles. Likewise, 13 million children would acquire free vaccination against polio.

All of the photos from my day of shooting were taken in Quezon City, one of the cities that make up Metro Manila, the NCR of the Philippines, on the island of Luzon. It is the most populous city in the country, and the largest city by area in Metro Manila, with many areas that are hard to reach, making many kids vulnerable to diseases that are preventable.

Enjoy this image, one of my favorite shots, and a few others from a hot, rainy and sweat filled day of shooting. #ligtassatigdas

 

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