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SAWBO Communications | Newsletter Number 2 | Dec 2014
 

Dear colleagues and SAWBO friends, we want to share our December newsletter with you and wish you all a great Winter break and a Happy New Year. We hope you find our information useful and, as always, please feel free to share your suggestions with us at animations@illinois.edu


Ebola Prevention

Voice-Overs in multiple languages

In less than a month SAWBO has accomplished its goal. We have made the Ebola Prevention animation accessible and understandable for many people around the world.  Take a look at our website or YouTube Site and check if your language is already there.


Ebola Prevention Translations

Crowd-Funding Site for more VO

We want to translate this animation into as many languages as possible, because we are aware of the importance of making knowledge accessible and available to as many people as possible. We believe that sharing knowledge is a very good way to stop the spread of  Ebola. We can not do that without your help. We need your donations in order to make this process as fast and easy as possible.

Thank you for helping SAWBO
Draw a Better World

New animations in our Video Library 

Today we have more than 330 different animations in our Video Library, with 43 different topics in more than 50 languages. Here are the latest uploads.

Survival Gardening Animation Series in Spanish

This animation series will teach you how to create your compost, create raised planting beds for your crops, and how to install a drip irrigation system.  Now we have this animation series translated into Spanish.

Cooking with Soy!

This animation is a brief introduction to the benefits and some of the uses of soy.

Preventing Sickness

This animation contains a basic overview of microbial disease, transmission concepts and basic ways to minimize such transmission.

We are working on it

These are some of the projects we are working on and that will be available soon in our Video Library.  Please help us work faster and reach our goals. A donation today, even if it’s a little one, is the best way to do it.

Ebola 2D animation series

We are working on a series of three short 2D animations to explain in a quick and easy way the symptoms, the spread, and the infection of Ebola.

Sickle Cell Disease

Sickle-cell disease is a hereditary blood disorder, characterized by an abnormality in the oxygen-carrying hemoglobin molecule in red blood cells. Sickle-cell disease is associated with a number of acute and chronic health problems, such as severe infections, attacks of severe pain and stroke.

Links of interest

AfroCP: Educational Animations on Ebola

SAWBO has released its first animation on Ebola; the animation is currently available in more than 10 languages.

2015 Innovation Celebration

The Champaign County Economic Development Corporation has announced the finalists for the Tenth Annual Innovation Celebration.

Preventing Postharvest Loss: Animating extension

The Scientific Animations Without Borders (SAWBO) project is a great example of how researchers at Illinois are expanding their reach worldwide.

Check out our advertisement

This ad was filmed last spring in Freetown, Sierra Leone.  We will be very happy if you share it with your colleagues and friends.

Please be so kind as to make a donation. Just press the button above and you will be directed to our Crowd Funding site. Anything you can donate even if it is a small amount will help us to keep drawing a better world.

 
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