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Global Health Equity Foundation is a non-profit organization that advocates on behalf of people who lack access to health education, prevention services, and healthcare. The foundation is a primary source for knowledge on health equity and integrates its research into advocacy and capacity building projects for improved health equity worldwide. Since 2007, the foundation has sponsored projects in the United States as a 501(c)(3) organization. In October 2012, the foundation opened its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland as a registered non-profit.
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Let’s Talk Billings First Open Rehearsal Catches Billings Gazette’s Attention
“Let’s Talk Billings starts conversation about suicide” by Mike Ferguson November 22, 2013 (republished from Billing’s Gazette) The world premiere of a 30-minute drama written and acted by Billings students took center stage at Montana State University Billings’ Petro Theatre...
Read moreSept. 12, 2013 GHEF Mentioned in the Miles City Star
“Community Film Project to Focus on Teen Suicide” By AMANDA BREITBACH RAGSDALE, Star Staff Writer (reprinted with permission from the Miles City Star newspaper) “This is really a pit that you need help climbing out of,” said Heather Schmidt,...
Read moreMar. 4, 2013, Global Health Equity Foundation Hosts its Second Consensus Building Forum in Miles City, MT
The forum brought together a diverse group: city leaders, nurses, hospital CEOs, physicians, business owners, and other community leaders from across eastern Montana. The sheer excitement of these participants was impressive. People met and discussed what the real issues...
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(republished from Billing’s Gazette) November 22, 2013 7:59 pm by MIKE FERGUSON mferguson@billingsgazette.com The world premiere of a 30-minute drama written and acted by Billings students took center stage at Montana State University Billings’ Petro Theatre Friday evening —...
Read moreSeptember 14, 2013 Media Mention — “Community Film Project to Focus on Teen Suicide”
GHEF Mentioned in the Miles City Star “Community Film Project to Focus on Teen Suicide” By AMANDA BREITBACH RAGSDALE, Miles City Star Staff Writer (reprinted with permission from the Miles City Star newspaper) “This is really a pit that...
Read moreSeptember 8, 2013 Press Releases — “Regional project tackles issues surrounding teen suicide”
(republished from Montana State University Billing’s News Services) “Let’s Talk Miles City” documentary showcase will be held Thursday, Sept. 5 in Petro Theatre on the University campus Contacts: Michelle Strain, MSU Billings Department of Communication & Theatre, 657-2178 Mathew...
Read more“Let’s Talk Billings: Opening up About Teen Suicide and Mental Health Issues” By Eddie Gregg (republished from the Billings Gazette, September 5, 2013) Like so many people in Montana, 18-year-old Sarah Mosdal has known someone who committed suicide. Her...
Read moreDocumentary on suicide prevention screens Thursday at MSU Billings (republished from the Billings Gazette) By Jaci Webb The documentary film, “Let’s Talk Miles City,” featuring an original theater production created and performed by Miles City high school students, will be...
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