Social Good Moms

New Partner Announcement – Malaria No More

—

, ,
Jennifer James's avatar

Jennifer James

I am excited to announce that Mom Bloggers for Social Good has officially partnered with Malaria No More. Malaria No More is determined to help the world reach the global goal of near zero malaria deaths by 2015. Malaria No More leverages high-impact communications to engage the world, global advocacy to rally leadership and strategic investments to accelerate progress.

For more information, visit www.MalariaNoMore.org, read their Buzzwords blog, “Like” their Facebook page and follow them on Twitter.

Members: Next week’s action campaign will be to spread the word about Malaria No More’s recent  “Dream Big” campaign with Katharine McPhee.

Leave a Reply

● About US

Social Good Moms is a digital community and content platform dedicated to elevating issues that matter most to women and girls, from maternal health and reproductive justice to education, economic empowerment, and global health equity.

Created for socially conscious women, the site brings together storytelling, advocacy, and practical resources to raise awareness and inspire meaningful action. Through thoughtful articles, personal perspectives, expert insights, and curated resources, Social Good Moms aims to make complex social issues accessible, relatable, and actionable.

Africa Asia Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Breastfeeding children Child survival Developing country Education Ethiopia family planning featured food food security girls Global health Haiti Health HIV/AIDS India Kenya malaria maternal health maternal health care maternal mortality Millennium Development Goals newborn health newborns poverty PSI Reproductive Health Save the Children South Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Tanzania UNICEF United Nations United States USAId vaccines women Women's rights Women and Girls World Food Programme World Health Organization Zambia

● Recent Articles

Discover more from Social Good Moms

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading