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Rob Safar

Rob looks after the websites and other online media platforms for Panos London as the Web Editor.

Journalism by Rob Safar

Family planning: a collection of perspectives

07/09/2012

Sierra Leone: Traditional birth attendant, Isatu Kargbo, examines a pregnant woman - Jenny Matthews | Panos Pictures

With the London Summit on Family Planning this Wednesday, we wanted to showcase some of the decisions and dilemmas people around the world face when it comes to sexual health and planning a family.

Improving healthcare for the seldom heard

06/20/2012

Beyond Consultation - Andrew Testa | Panos London

This week the NHS Confederation debates how to include marginalised voices in improving services, with help from Panos London’s Clodagh Miskelly.

Activist recognised for her work on oral testimonies

06/13/2012

Bhan Sahu interviewing people in rural India - Stella Paul | Panos London

Great news – Bhan Sahu, our blogger from Chhattisgarh in central India, has been awarded a fellowship with the citizen journalism group CGNet Swara.

Subscribe to Panos London on Google Currents

06/01/2012

Panos London on Google Currents

Are you an Android, iPad or iPhone user? If so, you can take the latest Voices from the Ground and Panos London blogs with you using Google Currents.

What would you like to ask Bhan?

01/27/2012

Ask Bhan your questions about the life of a social activist in India.

Add Panos London to your circles on Google+

01/18/2012

Panos London on Google+

We’re happy to announce that you can now connect with Panos London on Google+ as another way of sharing and spreading voices that were once much quieter.

Help improve our website

01/11/2012

Jon Favreau, Barack Obama's chief speechwriter during the campaign for the presidency. He is pictured on the night of the Democratic primary election in New Hampshire, at work on Obama's speech on his laptop computer, BlackBerry at hand - Jacob Silberberg | Panos Pictures

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Sparking debate – the Spark project

09/25/2008

Spark logo

The Spark project was an effort to bring together the experiences of professionals around the world working with HIV and AIDS patients. In a series of lunchtime discussions, we tackled a range of issues that hinder the progress of HIV and AIDS treatment in the developing world.

Rob Safar