Access to education is a human right. It is essential in building human capital, which in turn benefits individuals and societies. Education raises self-esteem, furthers employment opportunities and strengthens countries’ ability to innovate, reduce poverty and drive...
The legendary Bruce Lee once said: “Under the sky Under the heavens There is but one family.” This is the reason why I, someone who lives in a malaria-free country, is acknowledging World Malaria Day. So should you. We cannot ignore a disease that killed over 400,000...
Then Prime Minister, The Hon. Bob Hawke MP, at the Sydney Candlelight Vigil, September 1990. (RESULTS Educational Fund.) The end of September saw the 30th anniversary of the World Summit for Children – a landmark event for action on improving the lives of...
Dr Nikita Kherodiya (MBBS, MPH) is a RESULTS volunteer in Sydney. She works for an Australian-based clinical research company where part of her role involves running vaccine trials for vaccines against COVID, different treatment modalities for eczema and...
In 2020, we have had little positive news in global health. But the continent of Africa has just been certified free of wild polio which is a big step towards the goal of eradicating polio globally! Africa has not seen any cases of wild polio virus for four years,...
COVID-19 changed the way in which we do many things. Whether it is the way in which we celebrate birthdays or the day-to-day operations of any organisation, the pandemic has required everyone to be creative, innovative, flexible, and patient. This is particularly...
