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Wir haben spannende Neuigkeiten bei World Moms Blog! Zwei Welt Moms Blog Redakteure, mich und Elizabeth Atalay, have been selected to travel to Ethiopia this June as New Media journalism fellows with Die Internationale Reporting Project (IRP). Last April, Welt Moms Blog Senior Editor Purnima Ramakrishnan of India was a fellow on the IRP’s Brazil trip where she reported on the reduction of poverty and hunger in Brazil, und wie es die Millenniumsentwicklungsziele umarmte, um das Leben seiner Bürger zu verbessern. Die Internationale Reporting Project (IRP) is based at The Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of the John Hopkins University and the primary goal of the IRP is to provide journalists with the opportunity to report internationally on issues not traditionally covered in mainstream media. Die program was created in 1998, making it a pioneer in the “nonprofit journalism” movement that seeks to fill the gap left by much of the mainstream media’s reduction of international news. The IRP has provided opportunities to more than 400 journalists to report from more than 100 Ländern and produce award-winning stories. Elizabeth and I will be two of nine new media journalist fellows heading for a two-week trip to Ethiopia to report on Ethiopia’s efforts to prevent newborn deaths as well as provide an overview of maternal and child health, immunizations, Ernährung, communicable diseases, and health care provision, among other topics. One of the areas that I am most excited to learn about is how Ethiopia, one of the poorest countries in Africa, has stunned the world community by achieving Millennium Development Goal number #4 reducing the mortality rates of children under age 5 zwei Drittel der gut voran 2015 Frist. In einem Land, in dem 95% der Bevölkerung lebt außerhalb eines Stadtgebietes in ländlichen, abgelegenen und schwer zugänglichen Bereichen und eine schockierende 90% von Frauen Geburt zu Hause, ohne Hebamme, Frontline Health Care Workers (FHCW) war die wichtigste Zutat zum Erfolg Äthiopiens haben. I am really excited to meet some of these workers and mothers and share their stories. I am sure it will be a life-changing experience. While in Ethiopia, I will examine Ethiopia’s political, geschichtlich, socio-economic and cultural dynamics to report on this misunderstood country, setting the stage to shed light on the massive effort introduced by the Ethiopian government to achieve MDG4 and what the impact has been on other critical areas such as newborn and maternal health, Armut, and other Millennium Development Goals. Elizabeth is looking forward to seeing first hand and reporting on maternal and newborn health issues, and solutions in Ethiopia that she has previously only written about. There is great optimism coming out of Ethiopia these days and with the success of decreased maternal and child mortality, the next frontier to conquer is survival of newborns. More than half of the child deaths that do still occur take place in that first year of life, the first 24 hours being most critical. Newborn survival is closely tied to maternal health so issues around safe birth and postpartum care, and addressing uncomfortable issues such as fistula are topics she also hopes to report on. As one of the most diverse populations in the world with over 83 distinct languages and 200 Dialekte, Ethiopia shares a unique history, Gesellschaft, Kultur, Umwelt, economy and governance that is unlike her neighbors. We are honored to have been selected as new media reporting fellows for this trip to Ethiopia, and look forward to sharing our newfound knowledge with you during our upcoming trip. We would love for you to follow along our journey at #EthiopiaNewborns ! This is an original post written for World Moms Blog by Nicole Melancon of Third Eye Mom.
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Tá nuacht spreagúil ag Moms Domhanda Blag! Dhá Moms Domhanda Blag Eagarthóirí, mé féin agus Elizabeth Atalay, roghnaithe chun taisteal go dtí an Aetóip seo Meitheamh mar comhaltaí iriseoireacht Meáin Nua le An Tionscadal Tuairiscithe Idirnáisiúnta (IRP). Aibreán seo caite, Domhanda Moms Blag Eagarthóir Sinsearach Bhí Purnima Ramakrishnan na hIndia ina chomhalta ar an IRP ar turas Bhrasaíl i gcás ina sí tuairisc ar laghdú na bochtaineachta agus an ocrais sa Bhrasaíl, agus conas tá sé Spriocanna Forbartha na Mílaoise glactha chun feabhas a chur ar shaol a chuid saoránach. An Tionscadal Tuairiscithe Idirnáisiúnta (IRP) tá sé bunaithe ar An Paul H. Nitze Scoil an Léinn Idirnáisiúnta Casta (Sais) de go bhfuil an Ollscoil John Hopkins agus an sprioc príomhúil ag an IRP iriseoirí a chur ar fáil leis an deis chun tuairisc a thabhairt go hidirnáisiúnta maidir le saincheisteanna nach bhfuil clúdaithe go traidisiúnta sna meáin príomhshrutha. An Cuireadh an clár a cruthaíodh i 1998, making it a pioneer in the “nonprofit journalism” movement that seeks to fill the gap left by much of the mainstream media’s reduction of international news. The IRP has provided opportunities to more than 400 journalists to report from more than 100 tíortha and produce award-winning stories. Elizabeth and I will be two of nine new media journalist fellows heading for a two-week trip to Ethiopia to report on Ethiopia’s efforts to prevent newborn deaths as well as provide an overview of maternal and child health, imdhíontaí, cothaithe, communicable diseases, and health care provision, among other topics. One of the areas that I am most excited to learn about is how Ethiopia, one of the poorest countries in Africa, has stunned the world community by achieving Millennium Development Goal number #4 laghdú ar na rátaí mortlaíochta de leanaí faoi aois 5 ag dhá thrian maith chun tosaigh ar an 2015 spriocdháta. I dtír ina 95% den daonra ina chónaí taobh amuigh de lárionad uirbeach i gceantair tuaithe, iargúlta agus deacair a bhaint amach réimsí agus shocking 90% na mban breithe sa bhaile gan bean chabhartha, Túslíne Oibrithe Cúram Sláinte (FHCW) a bheith ar an príomh-chomhábhar do rath na hAetóipe. Tá mé ar bís i ndáiríre chun freastal ar roinnt de na hoibrithe agus na máithreacha agus a gcuid scéalta. Tá mé cinnte go mbeidh sé a bheith ina taithí saoil-athrú. Cé gur san Aetóip, Déanfaidh mé scrúdú Aetóip polaitiúla, stairiúil, dinimic soch-eacnamaíoch agus cultúrtha chun tuairisciú ar an tír misunderstood, leagann an chéim solas a chaillfidh ar an iarracht ollmhór a tugadh isteach ag an rialtas na hAetóipe MDG4 agus a bhaint amach cad nach raibh an tionchar ar réimsí criticiúla eile mar shláinte nuabheirthe agus máithreacha, bochtaineachta, agus Spriocanna Forbartha na Mílaoise eile. Elizabeth Tá ag tnúth le feiceáil ar láimh an chéad agus tuairisciú ar shaincheisteanna sláinte máithreacha agus nuabheirthe, agus réitigh san Aetóip go bhfuil sí roimhe sin ach scríofa faoi. Tá Tá dóchas mór ag teacht amach as na hAetóipe na laethanta seo agus leis an rath a bhí ar mhortlaíocht máthar agus leanbh laghdú, Is é an teorainn seo chugainn a conquer do mharthanas na leanaí nuabheirthe. Níos mó ná leath an linbh básanna a dhéanamh fós a tharlaíonn ar siúl sa chéad bhliain den saol, an chéad 24 uair an chloig a bheith an chuid is mó chriticiúil. Tá marthanais nuabheirthe ceangailte go dlúth le sláinte na máthar sin saincheisteanna a bhaineann le breith sábháilte agus cúram postpartum, agus aghaidh a thabhairt ar shaincheisteanna míchompordach, mar shampla fistula Tá ábhar súil aici freisin chun tuairisc a thabhairt ar. Mar cheann de na pobail is éagsúla ar fud an domhain le níos mó ná 83 teangacha ar leith agus 200 canúintí, Roinneann Aetóip stair uathúil, tsochaí, cultúr, timpeallacht, gheilleagar agus rialachas go bhfuil murab ionann cuid comharsana. Is onóir dúinn a bheith roghnaithe mar comhaltaí nua tuairiscithe meáin chun an turas chun Aetóip, agus táim ag tnúth le roinnt lenár n-eolas newfound a bhfuil tú le linn ár turas atá le teacht. Ba bhreá linn chun tú a leanúint chomh maith ar ár dturas ag # EthiopiaNewborns ! Is é seo an post bunaidh scríofa do Moms Domhanda Blag ag Nicole Melancon de Mam Eye Tríú.