NEWS: Website Launch!

The Leadership Development for Mobilizing Reproductive Health Program would like to introduce you to our new website ! Here you can find more information on the wonderful work our Country Managers and Fellows have accomplished over the years. We feature stories and videos that highlight several community member's individual and unique initiatives. We encourage you to check out the site and get to know the program in a new way. Visit us at http://iieldm.org .

With Thanks,

--The LDM Team

Welcome to the Wiki for Leadership Development for Mobilizing Reproductive Health (LDM). This Wiki was developed by the LDM family and is open to anyone interested in sharing information and learning about leadership for international reproductive health. The main purpose of this space is to facilitate greater learning, action, and interaction among leaders in reproductive health. We encourage and look forward to your active participation.

The Community

The community page contains profiles of participants, their organizations and the LDM countries. Feel free to add your own profile and a profile for your organization.

Current Projects

Youth Leadership Summit Philippines 2010

The Youth Leadership Summit Philippines 2010 will bring together experts in Youth Leadership from 7 countries.

The RCLA LDM Evaluation

The RCLA LDM Evaluation page is a place for country managers to include documents to supplement the current evaluation process.

Learning Together

Learning Together is a place for resources, ideas, a calendar events, and where we are currently collaboratively writing a report to document the lessons we are learning from implementing leadership programs for reproductive health in our focal countries. We are also creating a 500 word summary of the results of our OE grant from the Packard Foundation (see Packard OE Final Report 2008 Summary by July, 31 to help edit.

Join us in learning, sharing, and writing!

How To Participate

You can read the content of the Reproductive Health Leaders Network without creating an account, but if you would like to make changes to this wiki you will need to sign up for a Socialtext account. Editing This Wiki outlines the simple steps involved in setting up an individual account.

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If you're new to Wikis, please read the Wiki Introduction after you have created an account for yourself.

The most important rule for participation is participate. If you have a question or an idea, share it. A great first step is to add your profile or your organization's profile to The Community page. If you're worried about breaking things (which you shouldn't be), you can play in The Sandbox first.

Wiki Sprint

Join us for our first Wiki Sprint February 24 and 25 2009! The Wiki Sprint is an opportunity to bring the community together in a concerted effort to add new content, share thoughts and ideas, ask questions and edit/re-organize. If you are new to using a wiki, this is the perfect opportunity to learn more about how to use the wiki, practice adding and editing this wiki, and have your questions answered in Our Global Cafe. Please see the Wiki Sprint page for details. We look forward to seeing you on the Sprint.

First, I'm new at SocialText so sorry if I'm inappropriately contaminating this page. I just want to say how incredible this page's navigation is and all the linked pages and workgroups that I've seen so far. I'm a Program Consultant with the Organizational Effectiveness Program of the Packard Foundation and I support grants for the Population and Reproductive Health Program, therefore, I'm very interested in your real work . I'm not sure if I can set up a simple way to see updates to this page, but I'm sure I'll figure it out somehow - perhaps an RSS feed to my Bloglines account.

Cheers to you all!

contributed by Jeff Jackson on Jul 23 4:39pm

Very good information, thank you very much by the article and the quality of your Web site. A greeting from Chile.

contributed by yongqiang on May 12 3:42am