To End HIV Stigma, We Must Fight a Long History
Health workers can play a key role in ending discrimination against people who live with HIV.
For HIV Clients in Zambia, Referrals Are Life-Changing
A simple document from a trained health worker can give clients the courage they need to face the virus head-on.
What's Not a Target
Health workers and facilities are supposed to be protected by the rules of war, but they're still being attacked.
A Preacher on a Mission to End HIV in Zambia
Whether he’s on his bike, giving a sermon, or counseling at the clinic, Reverend Lusale is ready to talk to anyone about HIV.
In West Africa, Family Planning Youth Ambassadors Are Helping Their Countries Plan for the Future
They can reach their peers in ways most government officials can’t.
Meet the Young Future-Planners of West Africa
They’re informed, determined, and looking ahead for the good of their countries.
It's Time to End Sexual Harassment
Health workers deal with stressful situations every day. Sexual harassment should no longer be one of them.
Nurses Come Out of Retirement to Fight HIV in Namibia
They’re still strong—and ready to help end the country's epidemic.
Where Do Big Ideas for Greater Good Come From? Humanitarians Tell All
Brian Southwell asks some big questions. And these SwitchPoint speakers answer.
For Humanitarian Workers, Mental Health Needs Are Often Overlooked
It's time to take mental well-being during complex emergencies seriously.
