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• IntraHealth Board Member Named to Forbes’ First Impact 30 List

  Last week, IntraHealth Board Member Josh Nesbit was honored by Forbes magazine as one of the world’s top 30 social entrepreneurs. The Forbes list, called Impact 30 , recognizes individuals who have applied innovative business solutions to solve social problems, and it is the first...

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• Fostering Innovation and Technology for the Health Workforce

  IntraHealth advocates for the design and use of health worker-centered information technologies. We assist country governments to take the lead in building integrated, interoperable information systems that harness the power of open source. We also support the world’s largest...

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• Advocating For Open Access: Information Has the Power to Save Lives

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• Improving Health Systems with the Power of
  Open Source

  Alvin Marcelo believes in the power of health information technology to improve health outcomes. But in the Philippines, where he lives, “no single software can serve all the needs of everyone in the health sector,” he says, and there are numerous applications in use. How can he make...

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• The Power of Open

  Wednesday, June 29, 2011 (5:30–8:00pm) Washington, DC, USA New America Foundation 1899 L St NW, Washington D.C., DC 20036 From the event story booklet : Creative Commons began providing licenses for the open sharing of content only a decade ago. Now more than 400 million...

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• Open Source at the State Department: Loud, Timely, Not Your Parents’ State Department

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• 2010 Global Philanthropy Forum Recap: Technology = Change

  The official theme of this year’s gathering had little to do with technology and development ( Defy Barriers, Effect Change: Access to Health, Food, and Water ); but for those interested in this thread, Rahim Kanani, a Huffington Post blogger, reveals “one of the most prominent...

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• Collecting 30 Years of Stories, Achievements, Challenges & Changes

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