16February2016
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After Ebola: Stopping Zika With Grassroots Information

By Mike Levin
In Behaviour Change Communication, Chocolate Moose Media, Developing world, Ebola, Ebola: A Poem For Prevention, Firdaus Kharas, Human Rights, Malaria, Media For Social Change
February 16, 2016
Ebola is easy to demonize. It has visuals of bleeding eyes and mouths and a history of slow, grisly death. Zika doesn’t instill the same fear […]
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19May2014
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Animation Rises In The Arabic World

By Mike Levin
In Developing world, Domestic Violence, Firdaus Kharas, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Malaria, Solar Energy
May 19, 2014
By Mike Levin Animation is pretty easy to understand. It is pictures of things that tell stories. It doesn’t have much need for metaphor or allegory […]
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28August2013
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Looking For A 2013 Guardian

By Mike Levin
In Developing world, Domestic Violence, Firdaus Kharas, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Malaria, Refugees, Solar Energy
August 28, 2013
  In the 13 years since the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals were first set, there’s come an understanding that without poverty alleviation, none of the […]
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10June2013
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What Happens When Activism Gets Animated

By Mike Levin
In Developing world, Domestic Violence, Firdaus Kharas, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Malaria
June 10, 2013
Chispa Productions has just wrapped The Animated Activist, an hour-long documentary about Firdaus Kharas’s No Excuses animation campaign against rape and sexual violence. For producers Randy […]
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15November2012
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Why Risk-Taking Must Overcome Emotion In Development Aid

By Mike Levin
In Domestic Violence, Firdaus Kharas, HIV/AIDS, Human Rights, Malaria, mHealth, Refugees, Solar Energy
November 15, 2012
Malala Yousafzai or Bello Eniola: which 15-year-old girl is more likely to become the future face of international development? Malala is the young lady who was […]
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