Technology in Global Health: An Instrument of Impact
By Jessica Mussro, Communications Coordinator at American Leprosy Missions Since our founding in 1906, American Leprosy Missions (ALM) has accelerated the exploration and application of novel solutions to cure, care and end high-morbidity neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) like leprosy. These diseases affect more than one billion of the...
Nurses Cultivating Health at EMU
by Donald Tyson, PhD, MSN, Professor and Program Director, Eastern Mennonite University Department of Nursing This year’s CCIH conference theme Cultivating Unity in Global Health fits well with Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) nursing and other health care educational programs. And especially in the past year with the pandemic,...
Cultivating Unity in Global Health
At Health for All Nations we greatly value unity in the Church. It reminds us of one of the most beautiful but one of the least achieved aspects of Jesus’ teaching. We find it in the High Priestly Prayer and summarized in large part in John 17:21 –...
Faith-Based Organizations Deliver Lifesaving Solutions in Sierra Leone during COVID-19
by Kristin Haas, Senior Program Coordinator, MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership | COVID-19 has disrupted every facet of health service delivery around the world. In many low- and middle-income countries, governments have diverted resources away from maternal and child health priorities, such as vaccinating for deadly childhood illnesses and ensuring…