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Appinions, Inc., is an opinions-powered platform that makes it easy to identify, analyze, monitor, and engage with influencers. This platform features an extensive database that includes millions of opinions extracted from blogs, Twitter, Facebook, forums, newspaper and magazine articles, and radio and television transcripts.
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Health and Health Care Improvement - RWJF
Our Force Multiplier campaign salutes Robert Wood Johnson Foundation programs and initiatives that have helped to revolutionize health and health care in America.Recognition for Vote & Vax Vote & Vax is currently organizing clinics for 2012. For information on how your organization may participate, click here .
Vote & Vax: Promoting Election Day Flu Clinics
Innovate for children Innovation at UNICEF is focused on improving the lives of children and their families through new or better products, services or systems. UNICEF Supply convenes leaders across development agencies, academia, industry and others, to create solutions that respond to user needs.
Supplies and Logistics - Innovate for children
Introduction LyoGo was the first company founded out of the Biomedship program at Purdue University.
LyoGo | Formerly GlucaGo
ChildCount+ is part of the Millennium Villages Project (MVP). Reducing child and maternal mortality, by 66% and 75% respectively, have been identified as core Millennium Development Goal (MDG) targets. In much of sub-Saharan Africa, 10% to 20% of children die before turning five, and the death of mothers during childbirth, occurs far too frequently.
ChildCount.org | Every Child Counts
PopTech is heading to Iceland in just over a month! On June 27th, we will be kicking off our two-day conference in Reykjavik focused on the theme of resilience. We'll be exploring how and why some social, economic, business, technological and ecological systems are able to "bounce back" from shocks and disruption, while others are not.
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In the nine months since I became AIGA national president I’ve had the pleasure and privilege of visiting more than a dozen AIGA chapters and student groups in design communities as rich and wide-ranging as San Francisco, Oklahoma City, Washington DC, and Sioux Falls, South Dakota. On these visits I’ve spoken to hundreds of designers about what they are seeing and experiencing in the profession, and what they are looking for in a professional association.