Lillian Lincoln Foundation

09/19/2020

We're excited to share our documentary Minutes to Die Documentary with everyone to shed light on the stories behind those who suffer and the promise of improved treatments and collaborations to reduce snakebite death and disability. There's an ever-growing movement of action around the world and it's great to see. International Snakebite Awareness Day -September 19 Health Action International Global Snakebite Initiative

Watch the documentary that has given a voice to millions of snakebite victims who have long awaited the world to tackle this little known global health crisi...

09/19/2020

Watch this celebration of the "Women Champions of Snakebite".
Tomorrow is International Snakebite Awareness day and we're honored to be a part of this movement to save lives. Lots of great stories of these heroes to be shared starting tomorrow.

They come from all over the globe and they set out each day to save lives and limbs. They are researchers and innovators, front line health care workers, con...

09/19/2018

Today is International Snakebite Awareness Day. To raise an understanding of this little known global health crisis, please watch these real reactions to a staggering problem that is normally out of sight and out of mind... Learn more at https://bit.ly/2xcLvQd

We gathered a group of mom's into a room and they had no idea why they were there. We told them we wanted to talk about their kids and being a mom. That's it...

09/13/2017

SHARE this FACT! Ebola was horrific - 11,325 lives were lost during the entire crisis. Snakebite claims the lives of almost that same number each and every ongoing month. Save lives on the ground and donate to important projects run by dedicated scientists and advocates. http://minutestodie.com/take-action

08/09/2017

We are thrilled to finally share the official cut of our trailer from Minutes to Die Documentary, the full length film we have been working on showcasing the world's most ignored health crisis- snakebite envenoming. Watch the video to see a preview of the film, premiering in Central America and the U.K. later this month.

SHARE and be the voice for a voiceless population! "Minutes to Die, Snakebite: The World's Ignored Health Crisis" is the first of its kind documentary uncove...

08/09/2017

07/01/2017

06/29/2017

Meg Trammell, age 11, had just eaten supper after her first day of school at Advent Episcopal School in downtown Birmingham, Alabama.

06/22/2017

We've been working tirelessly over the past year with our partners at the Global Snakebite Initiative and several national ministries of health to get envenoming on the global health agenda. Today, we're thrilled to announce that this hard work has paid off! Over the weekend, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that it has adopted snakebite envenoming as a 'category A' neglected tropical disease (NTD)—the highest possible ranking for an NTD. This increased status allows for the development and implementation of a long-overdue global strategy to control, eliminate and eradicate snakebite envenoming by the WHO’s Department of Control of NTDs and WHO member states. We're very pleased and applaud the WHO for making this historic decision. Here's our full response: http://bit.ly/2stfeDU

06/10/2017

05/28/2016

Honored to produce this short film for the Global Snakebite Initiative and Health Action International, which was screened at the World Health Organization this week. This is small piece of a full-length documentary which has completed filming and will be released in Fall 2016. We are pleased to do our part in giving a voice to the millions of voiceless snakebite victims across the tropics.