Our team received a Silver Anthem Award for a project in collaboration with the WHO.
We’re thrilled to share that our work has been recognized with two prestigious honors at the 5th Annual Anthem Awards. The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences selected us as the Silver Winner in Awareness: Health, and the public vote on social media awarded us the Anthem Community Voice Recognition.
The Anthem Awards celebrate impactful work across health, education, sustainability, human rights, and more. Receiving both the judges’ recognition as well as that of the global community was a testament to the importance and reach of this project.
Our winning project is a training program based on the World Health Organization (WHO) Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response Framework.
The program equips health professionals with the skills to identify the pathways that lead to maternal and perinatal deaths and to establish or strengthen Maternal and Perinatal Death Audit Committees. It covers essential topics—including the three delays model, data quality, and prevention strategies—to provide practical, actionable insights that support better healthcare decision-making.
To date, more than 53,500 professionals have earned certificates through this program. Their participation has contributed to improved data quality, more accurate mortality analysis, and more informed decisions—advancing efforts to reduce maternal and perinatal mortality worldwide.
Learn more about this project and watch the module on the Anthem Awards website!
This recognition reinforces our belief that training is more than learning; it’s a catalyst for measurable change. It also reflects our ongoing commitment to education, which continues to take us around the world—from Abu Dhabi to New York.
