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Dr. Steven Phillips

June 20, 2017

The long-lasting insecticide-treated net (LLIN) is one of the main weapons in Africa’s arsenal against malaria.

Ruth Riley

 In the WNBA, we celebrate inspiring women everyday. In light of that, I want to share with you some of the most amazing women I have ever met.

Gary Henderson

While in Mali, I participated in a fairly informal gathering of Religious Leaders to discuss at Round Table the role of the faith community in public health. This was hosted by USAID and promoted by the Muslim and Christian community of Mali. 

Theresa Herget

My name is Meaghan McCarthy and I am six years old. Last month my daddy asked me what I wanted for Christmas and I told him a specific type of doll.

Dr. Steven Phillips

On a typically bright and hazy early Saturday morning in Bamako, we headed off to the Madibo Keita Stadium, a 1960’s Soviet-era construction to watch Ruth, Dwayne and Diego in action. 

Theresa

Happy holidays Nothing But Nets supporters!  With only a few days left for holiday shopping, you may be feeling pressed for time to find the perfect gifts for family and friends. 

Elizabeth McKee Gore

I recently returned from our latest net distribution in Mali – exhausted yet full of pride. All of you should be so proud of yourselves. Every $10 you donated over the last year has been utilized to send nets and save lives.

Marcy

For some people, the new year begins with a clean slate – 2007 is over and 2008 is a year to do something different. For me, this new year begins with a reflection of 2007 that includes accomplishments achieved throughout the year. 

Marcy

Now, as 2008 begins, we are seeing the last of the distribution data coming in from Mali’s furthest communities. The results are as impressive as the planning for the campaign has been.

Theresa Herget

During the fall 2007 semester, the Honors Program freshman class at Central Michigan University raised nearly $6,000 and counting for malaria prevention in Africa!