1. Maternal/Child Health October 10, 2015, 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 RESULTS Legislative Director John Fawcett October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 2

3. 3 Katie Taylor is the deputy Agency Child and Maternal Survival Coordinator and a deputy assistant administrator for the Bureau for Global Health at USAID. Katie oversees near- and longer-term goals and actions to drive increased outcomes for impact, as well as works to gain greater operational efficiency. She is responsible for USAID’s child survival and maternal health policy and programs, working collaboratively across the Agency and with USAID Missions and partners. Our Guest: Katie Taylor

4. Campaigns + Media Update Legislative Director, John Fawcett October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 4

5. Taking Action on our Maternal/Child Health Campaign October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 5 Next steps on the House and Senate versions of The Reach Act Our next media moves

6. October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 6 Media toolkit (including editorial packet) http://results.org/issues/maternal_and_child_health_media_toolkit September action sheet Write a letter to the editor to tell the Senate: Support S.1911! http://www.results.org/uploads/files/September_2015_Global_Action_Sh eet_-_Reach_Act_Letters_to_the_Editor.pdf RESULTS’ press release on UNICEF’s latest child survival data http://www.results.org/newsroom/new_data_shows_child_mortality_ rates_at_historic_low/ 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

7. Grassroots Cafe Director of Global Grassroots Advocacy Ken Patterson October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 7

8. Group Photo of the Month RESULTS PG County with Rep. Donna Edwards October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 8

9. Open Phones How do we create overwhelming political will around the Reach Act? Or what have you done to create persuasive pressure on your Rep/Senator? oShare ideas in chat window oUnmute yourself in the webinar window oUnmute your lines by hitting *1 9

10. How to Create Overwhelming Political Will 10

11. 11 Jerusa Contee, Senior Development Associate

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13. Stress Free FUNdraising! Our online Friends and Family Campaigns are the easiest way to raise funds with just a few clicks of your mouse… Easy to set up Easy to manage Easy to share with friends and family Easy to collect donations 13

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16. World AIDS Day 2015 Kick off for 2016 Global Fund Replenishment Let us know if you will be organizing some sort of outreach to grow your advocacy team. Mini-grants will be available See weekly update for support calls and outreach guide. 16

17. World AIDS Day Outreach October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 17 World AIDS Day (December 1) RESULTS’ Global Fund Replenishment Campaign Kick-off We have set an ambitious goal of 50 community events nationwide on World AIDS Day. These events will be designed to educate and organize our communities about RESULTS and the Global Fund as well as grow our grassroots base. Sign up to host a World AIDS Day event today! http://tinyurl.com/RESULTSWAD2015

18. Other Opportunities RESULTS Introductory Call, 1 pm ET on October 30. Register online.Register online. Free Agents, 8 pm ET on October 19. Are you a RESULTS activist with our global poverty campaigns with no RESULTS group? You are alone no more! To join, go to http://fuze.me/27781074 or (201) 479- 4595, meeting ID 27781074. Contact Lisa Marchal, Senior Global Grassroots Associate, for more information on this monthly gathering.http://fuze.me/27781074Lisa Marchal On-going group leader trainings on group health and skill-building. Next training with open spots: April 2016 – Indianapolis Contact Lisa Marchal at lmarchal@results.org for more information.lmarchal@results.org October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 18

19. Take Note! REPORTING: We are quickly approaching the last quarter of the year. Please proudly let us know all of the major actions you’ve taken with Congress, the media, and community by reporting your accomplishments so far this year: Reporting a month's advocacy work? Here’s your form: http://www.tinyurl.com/2015GMR http://www.tinyurl.com/2015GMR Reporting just a lobby meeting? Here’s your form: http://www.tinyurl.com/2015GLRF http://www.tinyurl.com/2015GLRF Reporting just a media piece? Here’s your form: http://www.tinyurl.com/2015GMRFhttp://www.tinyurl.com/2015GMRF You can also see what’s been reported when you go to the forms! October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 19

20. Laser Talk: Making that Reach Act Cosponsorship Request of your Representative Lisa Marchal, Senior Global Grassroots Associate October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 20

21. Laser Talk Here’s an example: October 2015 RESULTS National Conference Call/Webinar Slides 21 Engage the audience: The House has an opportunity to show leadership, potentially saving 15 million children’s lives and 600,000 mother’s lives by 2020. State the problem: There is a limited timeframe during which we can make the reforms necessary to insure U.S. investments in global health have their greatest impact. Inform on the solution: This is why we’d like the representative to cosponsor The Reach Act, H.R. 3706. It’s a bipartisan bill which will enshrine the kind of smart, compassionate policy language we need. Call to action: Would the representative consider cosponsorship?

22. “If you have the feeling that something is wrong, don't be afraid to speak up.” Fred Korematsu