first-dose coverage
KNOWLEDGE → REACH → ACTION
A vaccine can exist.
Protection can still fail to arrive.
See what the global measles gap reveals. Learn four verified facts, test what changed, then share or support official vaccine-access work.
two-dose coverage
missed the routine first dose
01 / WHY THIS PROJECT
A MEASLES FIELD CAMPAIGN IN CEBU
Knowing a disease is not the same as reaching a person.
I participated in Global MediBridge’s student outreach program in Cebu, Philippines, on June 11–14, 2026. My role included explaining and distributing measles early-recognition materials and helping with the team’s meal and hygiene-kit distribution. This experience raised a question alongside my measles-detection research: how can reliable information reach people and help them decide what to do next?
PRACTICAL LEARNINGSeek truth from evidence. Make knowledge useful in ordinary lives.
The measles component was educational. I did not conduct clinical screening, diagnose, or treat anyone. Meal and hygiene-kit distribution were team activities, not individual health outcomes. Participation in GMB’s program does not imply that GMB or a Cebu institution endorses or has adopted this website.
FIELD DOCUMENTATION · CEBU, PHILIPPINES
The activity behind the question
Selected records of materials and the outreach setting. They do not establish diagnosis, treatment, or health outcomes.
Public copies use crops and opaque masks applied to the files, with embedded metadata removed. No scene or person has been generated or reconstructed. These images are not used to count beneficiaries or health outcomes.
02 / FROM RESEARCH TO PUBLIC ACTION
THE EVIDENCE CHAIN
A project is more than a website when every claim has a source and every action has a measure.
The project grew from an in-person measles early-recognition campaign in Cebu and a science-fair project on a measles-detection concept. A separate computer-vision paper by Minji Kang is documented below for transparency. It studies oral-mucosa image crops and does not validate the measles detector or this campaign.
Advanced to the 2026 California Science & Engineering Fair
STATE QUALIFICATION: OFFICIAL RECORD · COUNTY PLACEMENT: PROJECT RECORD ↗A 2nd-place Orange County project advanced to the 2026 California Science & Engineering Fair.
WHO findings are translated into plain, bilingual language with direct source links.
Paired quiz answers record an immediate score difference. They do not establish lasting learning or a causal effect.
Visitors can share the evidence check or move to an official giving page.
Site data and official fundraising totals remain visibly separate.
THREE LEVELS OF EVIDENCE
PROJECT RECORDThe 2026 CSEF qualifier list independently verifies Minji Kang’s state advancement. The Orange County 2nd-place result and Cebu activity are documented in the project’s own records rather than by the linked CSEF page. The publication record is linked separately below and is not evidence of measles-detector performance.
OFFICIAL PUBLIC SOURCESWHO measles and coverage facts; UNICEF USA giving and fundraising policies.
FIRST-PARTY PROGRAM EVALUATIONAnonymous paired learning checks and session-level action events collected by this site.
RESEARCH & FIELDWORK
Publication and field activity records
The computer-vision publication and Cebu educational outreach are separate activities. Formal intervention evaluation and institutional adoption have not been established.
Minji Kang, “Lesion-Containing Crop Retrieval on Oral Mucosa Images: A Reproducible Benchmark, the Centering Bias, and a Lightweight Learned Detector,” The Curieux Review, 2026 Selected Issues: Computer Science & Engineering, Part 1, pp. 210–230 (2026).
READ THE PUBLISHED PAPER ↗GMB student outreach, June 11–14, 2026. Minji explained measles materials and helped the team with meal and hygiene-kit distribution. Public photographs are cropped or masked.
03 / MEASURE WHAT CHANGES
NO NAME · NO EMAIL · FOUR QUESTIONS
Don’t just read. Check what you know.
01Baseline
02Learn
03Exit check
04Result
04 / FROM ATTENTION TO RESOURCES
A CLEAN FUNDRAISING PATH
The project never touches the money.
Donations are completed on UNICEF USA’s website. This site records only that an official giving page was opened—not who donated, how much, or any payment information.
IMPORTANT LIMIT
Small donations to UNICEF USA generally cannot be restricted to Cebu or to a specific measles program. This campaign therefore reports verified fundraising as support for UNICEF’s work for children, including immunization—never as a claimed number of Cebu vaccinations.
Independent student project. Not endorsed by or affiliated with UNICEF USA.05 / LIVE EVIDENCE
LIVE PILOT DATA
Pilot participation and quiz results
Anonymous program-evaluation measures are kept separate from official fundraising totals. A page open is never called a donation.
DATA QUALITY REVIEW PENDING
These counts are session records, not unique people. Historical records have not been verified for development tests or repeat participation, so the totals may include both. No records have been removed on the assumption that they were tests.
The score difference compares immediate pre- and post-check answers. It does not establish lasting learning or a causal effect. Share/copy actions do not confirm delivery to another person; giving-link clicks do not confirm donations.
Recorded starts
Completed session records
Mean pre/post score difference
Sessions with share/copy actions
Sessions with giving-link clicks
Learning and action
Baseline and exit scores, completion, source opens, shares, and official giving-page opens.
Donors and funds
Reported only from a parent-supervised official UNICEF USA P2P page. Never estimated from clicks.