The six-minute video is a conversation between m2m Mentor Mother Tlalane Phafoli and Marie-Josée Kravis, selection committee chair for the Kravis Prize, and Senior Fellow, the Hudson Institute. In her own words, and through the moving images of women patients and their babies lined up for treatment at the clinics, Phafoli describes how mothers2mothers works to save scores of lives, through the simple administration of pills. Whereas babies born with HIV/AIDS was a "daily occurrence" at the clinic where she works, now----in the two-and-a-half years since mother2mothers' intervention----only two babies at that same location have been born with HIV/AIDS. "That is not because of chance," Phafoli says. "That is because of care."
