Superheroes Against Superbugs (SaS) is an initiative launched in 2018 with the aim to build a community dedicated to tackle the growing threat of antibiotic resistant-infections in India by raising awareness and promoting public and policy action on the issue. SaS programmes aim to engage with the general public to raise public awareness and improve public understanding of this global threat to build a society of smart antibiotic users. Learn More about the problem of superbugs.
SaS is a novel and unique effort where young people are made creative partners in the fight against this century’s biggest health threat. We combine innovative science education and public engagement approaches to ensure that the project not only empowers young people with scientific knowledge but equips them with tools to use this knowledge to promote awareness and action in their sphere of influence. Click here for the engagement resources created by our young partners.
AMR at Wellcome: Our second winner presenting at #CalltoAction18 is @SaSuperbugs. The project stood out as a really creative solution to a complex problem. You can find out more about the project here: ow.ly/kPn130mwQNr
Click here for our fun and interactive educational resources on Antibiotic Resistance, free to use for educational and awareness purposes. We use a participatory and learning-based approach to raise awareness on antibiotic resistance among young people.
Raise Awareness
Enhance public understanding of AMR and responsible actions
Empower Public
Take informed decisions and contribute to fight the global issue
Influence Policy
Advocate for evidence based policies and interventions
Foster Collaboration
Unite stakeholders for a coordinated AMR response and alliance
Through Comics
Through Workshops
School Students
Adults
Second winner at Call To Action on AMR 2018, Co-hosted by Wellcome Trust with the governments of Ghana and Thailand, and the United Nations Foundation
Featured by WHO during Antibiotic Awareness Week 2018
Interviewed by @BattleSuperbugs, an initiative by George Washington University, USA
Featured in South African-based Mail & Guardian newspaper in November 2018
Joins BD’s #AMResistanceFighters Coalition, November 2018
Featured by ReAct as an “example from the field”, raising awareness on antibiotic resistance or related subjects