We are in a crisis. Too many obese children and not enough being done in a coherent manner.
There are 6 stakeholder groups: state, family, education, private sector, media, health sector and too little is being done by all!
Mayada Wahsh, program officer for UNICEF, Osama Al Othman, In-Motion, Alison Fawcett, Nurse at Greenfield Community School, and David Jenns of Libra all joined me to work through this issue.
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Showing posts with label unicef. Show all posts
Monday, June 15, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
April 19---Child Rights and Langauage Death.
In hour 1 we spoke about the rights of children.
Laurent Chapuis a UNICEF child protection specialist joined us on the phone.
Hour 2 Professor Peter Austin of the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London joined us to talk about the death and future of languages.
Laurent Chapuis a UNICEF child protection specialist joined us on the phone.
Hour 2 Professor Peter Austin of the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London joined us to talk about the death and future of languages.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Nov 11---Congo
Mr. Jaya Moorthy a communication specialist with INICEF made it possible to speak to a rape and beating survivor in the Congo.
Very emotional but a must listen program!
Very emotional but a must listen program!
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Oct 29---Unicef and Jenny Hamdan on communication.
We spoke about why people do or do not jump into humanitarian roles these days... no clear answers here!
Hour 2 we spoke to Jenny Hamdan about communication in the family and how it can go very wrong!
Hour 2 we spoke to Jenny Hamdan about communication in the family and how it can go very wrong!
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