On World Humanitarian Day, Remember Local Health Workers
Local workers are the links between the aid budgets we debate in Washington and the realized mitigation of human suffering.
We Have the Tools, the Technology, and the Numbers
Today’s youth are crucial to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. But not all of us have access to the resources we need.
Driving the Development Conversation with JadedAid
How do we communicate the work we do in global development? Do we become the voice for a cause, or elevate local voices instead?
Imelda Achieng Wants to Find a Cure for HIV for Her Mum
A loan fund in Kenya is helping this pharmacy student keep her promise from childhood.
5 Ideas that Crack the Nut of Resilient Health Systems
Last week over 200 people came together in Washington, D.C. to tackle a complex problem.
Life at Work for a Community Health Assistant in Zambia
In rural Zambia, community health assistants often go above and beyond their training. But is this safe?
Health Systems Need More Health Workers, Better Management
When it comes to global health, human resources management can mean life or death.
New Service Integration in Kenya Gives Clients Access to HIV Care—without the Stigma
In West Pokot County, Agnes looks over her shoulder every time she takes her HIV meds.
For Teenage Girls, Health Workers Can Open up a Future of Strength and Prosperity
What future awaits girls beyond today's war, disease, and inequality?
Frontline Health Workers: A Missing Link in Global Health's Data Revolution
All too often, frontline health workers don't have the support or infrastructure they need to interact with data in a meaningful way.
