1. March Global Webinar: Focus on TB March 12, 2016, 2:00 pm ET https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/f2988286/30204806 To join by phone only, dial (201) 479-4595, meeting ID 30204806 Closed captioning: http://west.typewell.com/faelapgb https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/f2988286/30204806http://west.typewell.com/faelapgb

2. Welcome from Executive Director Joanne Carter March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 2

3. 3 Nora Rodriguez, TB Ambassador David Bryden, RESULTS TB Advocacy Officer Nora is a dedicated fourth grade teacher with over two decades of experience and is now in her second year of treatment for MDR-TB. She had some challenges in getting diagnosed, since at first physicians thought it was pneumonia, and she had a difficult 3 months of isolation. She has also had some serious side effects from the medication, but has had strong support and is progressing well. She wants to return to the profession and students that she loves. David’s work at RESULTS Educational Fund centers on coordinating US advocacy on TB and raising the visibility of TB as an issue of global concern. In previous positions, he co-founded the Global AIDS Alliance and served as its Communications Director; worked as an advocate on HIV/AIDS and TB at the Center for Global Health Policy at the Infectious Diseases Society of America; and served as Communications Director at Jubilee 2000/USA Campaign.

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9. Campaigns Update John Fawcett, Legislative Director March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 9

10. Where You Can Find Appropriations Tools and Updates March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 10 http://www.results.org/issues/appropriations http://www.results.org/blog/investing_in_brighter_futures_worldwide/

11. March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 11 Grassroots Café Ken Patterson Director of Global Grassroots Advocacy

12. Group Photo of the Month RESULTS Atlanta March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 12

13. Kenya, Appropriations, and This Moment: Comments from Regional Coordinator Carol Huston March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 13

14. What is Making a Difference March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 14 Face to Face meetings with members of Congress Calling & writing foreign policy aides on appropriations Opeds on the Reach Act are influencing senators Letters are making a difference Building leadership in others is making a difference Showing up makes a difference (come to the IC)

15. February 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 8 Maternal/child health main campaign page http://tinyurl.com/MCHCampaign Your growing list of media hits! http://tinyurl.com/MCHMediaHits Watch the RESULTS listserve for letters & op-eds (“steal” ideas!) If you aren’t a member, join here: results-l+subscribe@googlegroups.com Maternal/Child Health Campaign Resources

16. Open Phones: Why Attend the International Conference? March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 16

17. Fundraising Update March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 17 From Caitlin Van Orden, Director of Individual Giving: Last October, RESULTS reached out to our volunteers to help us meet our $100,000 grassroots fundraising target before the end of 2015. Your response was overwhelming and I am thrilled to report that together the Friends and Family campaigns and grassroots events you all held in November and December helped us BEAT our goal by raising $110,500! This is truly amazing work and shows that the strength and dedication of RESULTS grassroots volunteers is unrivaled! We are so grateful to all of you for heeding the call and making our end of year so successful. We look forward to another successful year in 2016! Road to Rio: We are gearing up for our Friends and Family Campaign, which will run from the end of April through the IC. This year’s campaign is called the Road to Rio 5,000 Mile Challenge and will be focused on the advocacy work leading up to the 2016 Nutrition for Growth Summit. On April 9, we will formally launch the campaign to the grassroots and begin providing you with all of the materials and information needed to set up your pages and begin your campaigns.

18. Other Great Things Upcoming 1. World TB Day Outreach. Webinar. We’ll have two special webinars on March 23 designed to help you have an interesting and informative outreach meeting as we mark World TB Day on March 24. Choose your time - 8 p.m. ET or 9 p.m. ET on March 23. Each webinar will be identical and will last 30 minutes. Each will feature the powerful story of surviving tuberculosis as told by our guests Tony and Karen Corner, new TB eradication ambassadors from Colorado. The webinar will also feature our own David Bryden, our Stop TB Partnership Liaison who will offer insights on where we are in the effort to put the TB epidemic into the history books. Based on your time zone, choose your webinar and work your agenda around it. The webinar portion of the evening could be at the beginning, middle, or end of your gathering. Login in at https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/f2988286/32260838 or dial in to (201) 479-4595, meeting ID 32260838. https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/f2988286/32260838 2. March 25, 1 pm ET. RESULTS Introductory Call. The perfect RESULTS primer. For more information, contact Amanda Beals at abeals@results.org.abeals@results.org 3. On-going group leader trainings on group health and skill-building. Next training with open spots: September in Washington state and in Louisville. Contact Lisa Marchal at lmarchal@results.orglmarchal@results.org for more information. 4. Advocacy 101. This training will overview the basics on how to secure an in-district lobby meeting and make sure the meeting is a success. We'll also touch on resources to help you prepare to make the most of this opportunity! To join the meeting online, go to the following link: https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/f2988286/31404402. To join by phone, dial (201) 479-4595, meeting ID 31404402. March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 18

19. To Take Care of in March Group Planning. Find the group planning materials on our website. Please submit your completed group plans to your Regional Coordinator as soon as possible.Find the group planning materials on our website. Keep On Top of 2016 Activity Reporting Reporting a month's advocacy work? http://tinyurl.com/2016MonthlyReport Reporting just a lobby meeting? http://tinyurl.com/2016LobbyReport Reporting just a media piece? http://tinyurl.com/2016MediaReport March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 19

20. Again This Month: Group Health Questions to Ask Yourself and/or Your Group What is the best outreach event you’ve ever been to? What made it the best? If we had never heard about RESULTS before, what kind of outreach event would attract our curiosity? What are some ideas for an impactful outreach event, one that draws people, shows them how they can make a difference, and encourages their commitment? Can we make a promise to ourselves or to our group to plan for an event that could be informative and inspiring? March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 20

21. Sign-on Letter Call Demo Senior Global Grassroots Associate Lisa Marchal March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 21

22. Laser Talk: Appropriations Sign-ons for FY2017 March 2016 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 22 Engage: The US has helped cut global poverty in half since 1990, by working in partnership with developing nations to address the root causes of extreme poverty and help those nations move toward self-sufficiency. Solve the Problem: Though much progress has been made on getting kids in school, reducing preventable child deaths, and addressing killer diseases, our investments are still needed. Inform: Right now, letters to appropriators are available for congressional signatures supporting strong funding for maternal/child health, the fight to end tuberculosis, and access to basic education. By investing in effective, efficient programs in health and education through the appropriations process, we are developing allies, and supporting developing nations to stand on their own. Call to action: Will the senator/rep. please show support for maternal/child health, tuberculosis, and basic education? The deadlines for signatures are soon, and I can send you the text of letters that interest you.

23. “Never give up. Have hope. Expect only the best from life and take action to get it.” Catherine Pulsifer