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[PHM News] SIGN UP for HEALTH FOR ALL - THE CAMPAIGN

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Dear PHM Friends



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From: PHM Global Secretariat <globalsecretariat@phmovement.org>
Date: Tue, Nov 5, 2013 at 9:23 AM
Subject: [PHM News] SIGN UP for HEALTH FOR ALL - THE CAMPAIGN
To: PHM Global Secretariat <globalsecretariat@phmovement.org>


 
SIGN UP NOW
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People’s Health Movement
Health for All - The Campaign

Would your PHM circle or campaign like to SIGN UP for Health for All – The Campaign?

What does that mean? Health for All – The Campaign is a partnership involving many organisations, networks and campaigns, united by our shared concerns through solidarity and for stronger action. Through The Campaign, you will be able to link with other groups and gain visibility at the global level. You will be able to use the PHM global image in your communications while keeping your organisational identity!

READ MORE on the PHM website and sign up for one of the thematic campaigns or with your local campaign!

These are the 4 steps to sign up:

1.       Sign the People’s Charter for Health

2.       Send 200/300 words and a picture about your campaign or action to globalsecretariat@phmovement.org

3.       Does your campaign or activities fall under one of PHM’s thematic campaigns? Link up with them – Fill up the table below accordingly and reply to globalsecretariat@phmovement.org.  If not, no worries, as long as your campaign falls within the framework of the People’s Charter for Health, it can be part of Health for All – The Campaign.

4.       Commit to being part of the Launch of Health for All – The Campaign. The Launch will be a day of synchronised action in all parts of the world, including for example, demonstrations, press conferences, public meetings, etc. The activities will be decided by the local campaigns. Through this event, the global connections of local campaigns will be highlighted.
SIGN UP for one of the THEMATIC CAMPAIGNS

By indicating in below table which campaign your PHM circle/Campaign wants to be part of.

One of the Thematic Campaign coordinators will be in contact with you
Extractive Industries

Gender Health Justice

Fair and Healthy

Health Systems

Trade and Health

Food Sovereignty


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Global Secretariat
People's Health Movement (PHM)
Email: globalsecretariat@phmovement.org
Web: www.phmovement.org


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