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Why I Left the Hospital System and Started Working in Telemedicine

Why I Left the Hospital System and Started Working in Telemedicine

Saturday, Sep 30, 2017

  Behind one woman’s decision to pursue a medical career at a San Francisco Internet startup. This video appeared in the story This App Will Be a Game-Changer for Getting Birth Control without the ACA https://app.nurx.com/ “The company is currently only authorized to deliver in California, Washington, New York, Washington, D.C., Illinois, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. But it’s growing quickly-next up will be Massachusetts, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, and Maryland.”
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Zawadi Nikuze - Healing & Rebuilding Our Communities in Democratic Republic Congo

Zawadi Nikuze - Healing & Rebuilding Our Communities in Democratic Republic Congo

Saturday, Sep 30, 2017

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eLfnzm5AgU http://www.aglifpt.org/publications/articles/hroc/pdf/HROCTrainingLeaders.pdf via Friendly Water for the World Published on Nov 1, 2013 Zawadi Nikuze, from Healing and Rebuilding Our Communities, works with rape survivors in The Democratic Republic of Congo. She was recently trained to build biosand water filters by Friendly Water for the World. She will train the rape survivors to make and market the filters as part of their healing.
@ Greg Willson
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City Repair Portland

City Repair Portland

Thursday, Sep 28, 2017

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=uxDIgm14DLc Respectful Revolution Published on Mar 28, 2017 Mark Lakeman is a famous architect in Portland, OR. Why? After traveling around the world and seeing many cities from different cultures, Mark realized that one thing was missing from American cities: squares and plazas. Americans don’t connect on the streets because there’s no place to do so. Streets are designed for motorized traffic. Intersections aren’t made to hang out.
@ Greg Willson
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Making sense of disaster situation reports

Making sense of disaster situation reports

Thursday, Sep 28, 2017

This is a good reference for what to look for in a good situation report. https://www.humanityroad.org/situation-reports/caribbean/hurricane-maria
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