Explore USAID’s New Storytelling Hub – Extreme Possibilities

Join Global Health on Follow Global Health on August 2015 Credit: USAID USAID's New Storytelling Hub Imagine a World without Extreme Poverty. It is a world where every child gets the nutrients they need to thrive. A world without extreme poverty is a world where doctors don't have to save lives in the dark and students don't have close their books at sunset. It is a world where families are freed from hunger, protected from disease and prepared when disaster strikes. A world without extreme poverty is a world where the moment of birth is one of joy not fear. And where being born a girl is blessing not a curse. USAID‘s “Immersive Storytelling Hub” brings you the stories of individuals, families and communities in transformation. Stories to inspire all of us to end extreme poverty – the stories of Extreme Possibilities. View all the stories at USAID's Storytelling Hub. Credit: Morgana Wingard for USAID One Woman Takes the Bite out of a Deadly Disease Habiba Suleimon is a supermom - an extraordinary individual with two wheels, a tablet and lots of data, who is independently raising a family and ridding her community of malaria. With the help of a world-class surveillance system and officers like Habiba, malaria prevalence in the islands of Zanzibar has decreased from 25 percent in 2005 to 1 percent today. Immerse yourself in Habiba's story. Credit: Morgana Wingard and Adam Parr for USAID How Liberia's Burial Teams Stopped the Dead from Harming those they Loved Varbah Dolley is a member of a Red Cross burial team in Liberia who battled tirelessly against Ebola to prevent the dead from harming the ones they loved. At the height of the Ebola epidemic, USAID supported burial teams across Liberia. The focus on safe and dignified burials helped bring the crisis under control. Follow Varbah as she faces death six days a week. Changing Minds and Saving Lives with a Little Tube and Lots of Heart Jharana is a volunteer and a lifesaver. Armed with little tubes of gel and a big heart, she and thousands of other health workers are helping reduce the odds of infant illness and death by up to a third in their rural communities. Mother by mother, house by house, Nepal's Navel Glazers are transforming a nation. Learn how a little tube can make a big difference in babies' lives. Credit: Thomas Cristofoletti for USAID Credit: Morgana Wingard for USAID One Extraordinary Woman Takes on Malnutrition Malnutrition magician, maternal health expert, entrepreneur. Meet Hapsatou Ka, an extraordinary woman fighting for the health of her community. In Senegal and around the world, USAID helps mothers and babies get the nutrients they need to survive and thrive. See how Hapsatou makes a difference in Senegal. Photo sources for top banner left to right: James Pursey/EGPAF, Marcy Erskine/IFRC, Jameel Ahmad/JSI/PAIMAN. Stay Connected with USAID Global Health         Unsubscribe | Update Your E-mail Address | USAID.gov | Privacy Policy   If you have questions or problems with the subscription service, please contact subscriberhelp.govdelivery.com. The KMS Project is sending these announcements on behalf of USAID’s Bureau for Global Health. The KMS Project is located at 1300 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, Suite 440, Washington DC 20004  • (202) 660-1860

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