Terms of Use

All videos and content on this website are protected by copyright. By accessing and viewing the content on this website and associated mobile applications, you agree to be legally bound by the following terms and conditions.

We create teaching videos to help frontline health workers learn skills and practices that improve health care and health outcomes throughout the world, especially in low-resource and underserved communities. We also create teaching videos for community members:  mothers, caregivers, and women and their partners. Extraordinary amounts of time, effort, care and medical expertise go into the creation of each Global Health Media Project video.

All of our videos can be watched on our website so that they are easily accessible and widely available for your personal, non-commercial use.

To download our videos, however, you first need to sign up. As we explain in detail below and on our registration page, we have free and paid licenses available depending on how and where the videos are used. In general, videos can be downloaded and used for no charge for personal learning or in low-income countries when a fee is not being charged. All other users—those charging a fee for their work or using them in high-income countries—must pay a nominal annual fee. Our licensing is done on the honor system – we trust our users to respect these terms. Licensing fees help support our mission, sustain our work, and extend our impact.

Copyright and Use of Our Videos

This site and its content are protected by copyright. All videos on this site are copyrighted by Global Health Media Project, with the exception of the Nutrition Series which is copyrighted by UNICEF. All videos are available to use solely for educational purposes.

The videos must be used “in whole” and not altered, modified, or changed in any way (changes include overlays of text, logos, or other messages). If you would like to alter, adapt or edit the videos in any way (including translation, narration, or partial use), please contact Global Health Media Project at globalhealthmediaproject@gmail.com for written permission and a special license. For permissions related to the videos in the Nutrition Series, please contact nutrition@unicef.org. Any unauthorized use of these videos is prohibited. If you have any questions, please contact us.

Video downloads. If you would like to download our videos, you will need to sign up. Specific terms of use for those downloading our videos depend on how and where the videos are used (see registration page for details). In general, individuals may download our videos at no charge for their personal learning. Individuals or organizations that charge fees for educational activities that include our videos or use our videos in higher-income countries pay a small annual fee. You are not allowed to upload any of the videos on this site to your own YouTube channel, Vimeo, or other public or private platform.

Video streaming. Our videos are available for streaming on our website for your personal use for non-commercial purposes. Streaming videos to show them to a group of people or for commercial purposes is not permitted.

Licensing for Video Downloaders

Our licensing system is designed to reflect how and where our videos are used. Individuals who would like to use the videos for their own personal learning—or share them with other caregivers, friends, and families—may sign up for a free license. Individuals who teach or train only in lower-income countries—or who work for organizations working in these countries—may also sign up for a free license as long as they are not charging for educational activities. For the purposes of licensing, we define lower-income countries as all countries in Africa, Asia (excluding Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan), and Latin America.

Individuals or organizations/companies that would like to use the videos in any classes, workshops, or other educational activities for which a fee is charged must pay for a license. This is commercial use and paid licenses are required anywhere in the world, including lower-income countries. Individuals or organizations/companies that would like to use the videos for educational activities in any higher-income countries must also pay for a license, even if learners are not being charged directly. For purposes licensing, we define higher-income countries as USA, Canada, Europe, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Australia, and New Zealand.

If you have any questions about licensing, please ask. We are a small nonprofit, and funds from licenses are used exclusively for the continued development of high-quality health care teaching videos for worldwide use. The videos in the Nutrition Series may not be used commercially under any circumstances.

Disclaimer of Warranties

The videos available on this website are provided as a learning aid only. They are provided for educational and informational purposes. The information in these videos is not a substitute for medical judgment, medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Global Health Media Project does not and cannot guarantee the accuracy, reliability, and completeness of the information in these videos. The videos and their content are provided on an “as is” basis, without express and implied warranties and representations of any kind including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and noninfringement.

Limitation of Liability

In no event shall Global Health Media Project, its directors, officers, employees, contractors, volunteers, affiliates, agents, or representatives be liable for any damages, loss, or injury, including, without limitation, any incidental, direct, indirect, consequential, exemplary, special, punitive, multiple or other indirect damages, including lost profits, arising out of or relating to the use of the videos and content available on this website, whether based upon warranty, infringement, contract, tort, statute, strict liability, or otherwise. Users and viewers assume all responsibility and risk for the use of the videos and content.