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Bishop Duracin Discusses the Needs of the Haitian People in the Aftermath of the Earthquake
Following the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on January 12, 2010, Episcopal Relief & Development has been working closely with the Episcopal Diocese of Haiti to assist survivors. In this video, Bishop Duracin thanks Episcopal Relief & Development and discusses the amount of need that still exists in the Diocese of Haiti.
Bishop Holguin Discusses Relief Work in the Aftermath of the Haiti Quake
Following the devastating 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti on January 12, 2010, Episcopal Relief & Development has been working with the Episcopal Diocese of the Dominican Republic to assist survivors. In these videos, Bishop Holguin from the Diocese of the Dominican Republic speaks about this important relief and recovery work.
Haiti Earthquake Statement by Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori and President Rob Radtke
The Presiding Bishop and the President of Episcopal Relief & Development ask for prayer for those affected, discuss what the agency has done and will do to assist, and encourage donations to support the relief and recovery efforts.
Beating Malaria at the End of the Road
Global Health TV features the work of NetsforLife® in helping communities foster a "net culture" in remote areas through education on the protective value and best use of mosquito nets.
Changes in Rhythm (Volume 1) - Episode 1 - Malaria and NetsforLife®
The Coca-Cola Africa Foundation has invested more than $35 million in programs in Africa. In November 2008, Vincent Moon and Natalie Johns traveled to Tanzania to find out how the money was being spent.
Episcopal Relief & Development's Malaria Work in Ghana
Dr. Stephen Dzisi, Technical Director of NetsforLife®, discusses the organization's work in Ghana.
Bishops Bike Ride
Finish-line coverage of the cross-country Bishops Bike Ride to benefit NetsforLife, along with interviews of Bishop Mark Hollingsworth, the ride's initiator; Dr. Stephen Dzisi; and Episcopal Relief & Development President Rob Radtke.
