We are pleased to announce that our 'Fund the Future' education campaign launched last night with our monthly conference call. The speaker on the call was Sarah Beardmore from the Global Partnership for Education.
The call discusses the work of the GPE, the world's foremost multilateral funder of education worldwide. All of our campaigning in 2014 is focused on helping to secure a full replenishment for the GPE.
You're invited to attend RESULTS annual National Conference located at St.Lukes Community Centre, Old Street, London on May 10th-12th. This year the theme of our conference is: 'Dynamic, driven, powerful: the people, ideas, technologies, that are changing development forever'.
This years conference will feature three days of advocacy education, training and action!
Saturday May 10th: Explore and discuss some of the innovation, ideas and technologies that are...
During his time in Romania, Tom Maguire from the campaigns team, met with a young woman called Cristina to discuss her experience of living with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB). This guest blog from Cristina shows the huge impact MDR-TB can have on a young woman’s life and the level of courage and determination that is needed to complete two years of treatment.
You hear about it on TV but you think 'Neah! It couldn’t happen to me', and then it does. And you’re...
Act now to commit the UK to the future of education Education for all is at a critical moment. While some great progress has been made, there are still 57 million primary age children out of school around the world and a further 69 million adolescents are unable to attend lower secondary school.
Meanwhile, global spending on education is declining just when it is needed most.
Tony Baker, from RESULTS US, discusses the latest Education for All report and the increasingly important role that the Global Partnership for Education is playing in helping to get more children into school.
Hello everyone, my name is Danielle Lasley and I have just begun volunteering at RESULTS. I will be assisting with communications work and gra ssroots planning for the national conference in May. I will be organizing conference materials and researching potential venues and speakers to speak about the importance of combating the TB epidemic. I will also work on news blogs and utilize tools...
Tom Maguire from the campaigns team at RESULTS spent two weeks during December in Romania creating a short video and photo-story on drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB). In this blog post he discusses some of the innovative measures that have been introduced in Romania’s prisons to reduce TB rates.
Despite having one of the highest rates of TB and multi-drug resistant TB (MDR-TB) in Eastern Europe (30,000 people currently have TB in Romania and 1,500 people die from it every...
We are pleased to announce that a recording of our January grassroots conference call is now available for download. The call launches our 2013 advocacy on the issue of TB among gold miners in Southern Africa.
Our guest speak on the call was Patrick Osewe who is Lead Health Specialist for the Southern Africa region of the World Bank and is very engaged with the Bank's continuing efforts at...
Salary: £26,000 to £29,000 per year depending on experience
Location: Vauxhall, South London
Closing date: Thursday 30th January, 5pm.
We have an exciting opportunity for a well organised advocate to join our team as a Nutrition Advocacy Officer. The role will be responsible for implementing our nutrition work to build on the...
In February this year, the great and the good of the African mining world will come together for their annual 'Indaba', the yearly industry investment conference.
This represents a golden opportunity to mobilise the vital political will needed to drive real, lasting change for thousands of miners and their families. Its time to be bold and ambitious and call on the UK to do everything they...
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