Our videos “bring to life” critical health care information for providers and populations in low-resource settings. Worldwide distribution is achieved at low cost via the Internet and mobile phones.
Bridging the health knowledge gap
January 15, 2011
Harvard School of Public Health website features our work on cholera and newborn care
February 13, 2012
In News at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH), the Global Health Media Project has been featured in an article entitled, “Alumna Hopes Video Will Help Stem the Cholera Tide.”
The story covers Deb Van Dyke’s background—a 1993 graduate of HSPH—and inspiration for using video to provide information for health workers around the world. Key messages presented in The Story of Cholera are discussed, along with our videos on newborn care, and some plans for future video topics.
Vermont Public Radio interviews Global Health Media Project
February 2, 2012
On February 1, Jane Lindholm, host of the Vermont Edition, interviewed Deb Van Dyke on Vermont Public Radio. They discussed the inspiration for the Global Health Media Project, the need for videos to provide health care information for people in poor countries, and current projects on cholera and newborn care.
Vermont newspapers feature The Story of Cholera
January 18, 2012
Vermont media outlets are picking up the compelling work that is being accomplished by our Vermont-based non-profit. The successful completion of our animated film on cholera is garnering attention for both the disease itself and the tools that the Global Health Media Project is working on to combat its spread.
Written by Deb Van Dyke
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