Family Care International (Part 1)

By: Kathleen J. King (View Profile)

We tried to make it attractive and readable… we try to draw people in. This is an example of the different audiences and different styles of publications we do for our global and local audiences… We did one that defined sexual and reproductive health. It had nine pages, one subject to a page, like adolescent pregnancy, unsafe abortion, maternal mortality, and population growth rates—key issues. We defined them in the world’s shortest way—to-the-point definitions. We did facts, references, and what people can do about the issue… and they’re general enough so that whether you live in Afghanistan or Argentina, you can use it! People depend on these… tens of thousands.

 

 

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posted: 06.20.2007
Jennifer Hastings
Implementing universal law, as created through the UN and its organizations, is an excellent step towards eliminating the atrocities occurring around the world. I highly respect the FCI's push to get information out to the public so that such laws can be implemented. Magazines and publications like the "Countdown 2015..." are an excellent way to bring to light such important issues. Making them accessible is essential, allowing us all to comprehend such a complex issue. Thank you FCI!
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