Watch Bill and Melinda Gates Live Online Tonight

Tuesday, October 27. 2009

Tonight, (Tuesday, October 27) at 7 PM (EST), Bill and Melinda Gates will give a multimedia presentation to challenge the current problem-based global health narrative through illustration of success stories. The presentation is brought to us through the ONE Campaign Team.

I just RSVP'd to watch and get a special reminder email when the video and chat go live on Tuesday night. I thought others would like to check it out too:

Sign up for a link and a reminder here.

The presentation will offer evidence that current U.S. investments in global health are working, and will demonstrate progress against global health challenges. Bill and Melinda will share their optimism that through sustained commitment to global health issues, the U.S. and its partners around the world have the potential to save and empower millions more lives.

Sounds very interesting, and I love the idea of tuning in to a live event with Bill and Melinda--so I thought I'd share.

Posted by Suzanne Rainey in Global Health at 13:14 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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