Some topics you will Bring your children on Saturday and

encounter at the Sunday to the Kid’s Corner for some

summit: fun humanitarian activities!
1. Health - Think you can’t change
healthcare because you’re not a doc-
tor? Or maybe you are a doctor, but
it’s just too difficult to make a differ-
ence. Local and international groups
will show you how you can make a dif-
ference with your skills.
2. Clean water access - About 884
million people lack access to safe water
supplies. Learn what efforts are being
made to decrease this number and im-
prove access worldwide. Global Health
3. Hunger - Learn about innovative
initiatives to improve access to food.
4. Poverty - At least 80% of humanity
and
lives on less than $10 a day. Meet peo-
ple who are improving the living condi-
tions of residents in your local commu-
nity and throughout the world.
Humanitarian
5. Education - Learn how education
allows people to make a difference in
their own communities to improve
Summit
health, water access, hunger and pov-
erty.
6. Many more! - Find out how others Weekly planning meetings are held Help change the world...
are changing the world through non- at Emory University every Sunday
profit ventures, volunteering, art, writ- from 2-4 pm (Except holidays).
ing, peace promoting initiatives and
more! The possibilities are endless.
All are invited to attend.
Learn how you can continue the move-
ment with your own talents and efforts. For more information, visit Emory University
our website at:
www.IMVC.org April 1-3, 2011
 “We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But
the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.” -Mother Teresa

Be a part of the Who will be there?

What is the Global
Health and
Humanitarian Summit?
The 2011 Global Health and Humanitarian
Summit (April 1-3) is a free event that
brings together local, national and interna-
tional humanitarians doing work through-
out the world and those who wish to join
the movement for the purpose of sharing
stories, information and networking. At
this event, speakers will present on a vari-
ety of humanitarian topics and many non-
profit agencies will exhibit their work.
Also, a cultural exchange of musicians, art-
ists and filmmakers will give the Summit a
festive atmosphere.
The summit was previously known as the
International Medical Volunteerism Con-
ference. However, the summit has ex-
panded to include all varieties of humani-
tarian efforts. We hope the summit will be
not just an event, but inspire a movement
to accelerate humanitarian efforts across
the world.
movement:
•Attend the summit - Everyone!
•Be a speaker - Inspire others by
sharing about the humanitarian work you
do as an individual or non-profit.
•Exhibit your work - Non-profits
are encouraged to sign up for a table to
promote their efforts and network with
potential volunteers, partners and spon-
sors.
•Sponsor the event - All you need
to do is sign up online and start spreading
the word in your own way. Send your
friends to www.IMVC.org or hand them
this brochure!
•Host your own event! - We
would love to see others duplicating this
event across the world. Continue the
movement in your own community!
To register as a speaker,
exhibitor, attendee, or
sponsor, visit
www.IMVC.org.
EVERYONE! The goal of the summit is
to be accessible to anyone and everyone.
We hope to see people from all political
parties, religious backgrounds, nationali-
ties, ages, states of health, and professions.
Why should I attend?
Whether you’re a dedicated philanthro-
pist, mildly interested in serving human-
ity, or entirely uninvolved in humanitar-
ian efforts, this event will have something
for you. With such a diverse gathering of
individuals from all over the globe, join-
ing together to share unique stories, pas-
sions, talents, jokes, and photos, you are
bound to make new friends, network with
others helping in related fields, find new
opportunities, and discover interests you
never knew you had. Our world is
changed one person at a time; one com-
munity at a time; one nation at time.