9 Ways PIH Shaped Global Tuberculosis Treatment and Policy
Posted on Mar 6, 2025
The work of Partners In Health has helped guide advancements in tuberculosis policy and practices for decades.
Injustice has a cure
Decades of Progress at Risk: U.S. Aid Cuts Threaten Haiti’s Healthcare
Posted on Feb 26, 2025
Hear directly from Wesler Lambert, Zanmi Lasante’s interim executive director, about the dangers of a U.S. funding freeze on communities in Haiti.
How the Global Gag Rule Harms Women’s Health and Reproductive Rights
Posted on Jan 31, 2025
Partners In Health opposes the reinstatement of the Global Gag Rule, as we recognize reproductive justice as a human rights issue.
How Medicaid Cuts Could Leave Millions Without Health Care in the U.S.
Posted on Jan 30, 2025
With Medicaid being threatened by the current administration, it is imperative to recognize its importance in the fight for health equity.
U.S. Withdrawal from WHO: What This Means for PIH, Global Health
Posted on Jan 28, 2025
The decision recklessly endangers lives around the world.
Reflecting on a Year of Advocacy
Posted on Dec 16, 2024
This year reinforced the impact of collective action, from influencing state and federal policy to amplifying the community health workforce. Here, we look back on the year’s advocacy achievements.
Our Favorite Stories, Videos, and Social Posts of 2024
Posted on Dec 9, 2024
Check out some of our most-liked moments from around the world that were shared in 2024
Our Favorite Photos of 2024
Posted on Dec 9, 2024
Explore a collection of images, with reflections from PIH staff around the globe
How Politics Influence Global Health
Posted on Oct 18, 2024
Governments around the world influence public health through funding and policy decisions, and constituents have an opportunity to provide input
From the Hospital to the Halls of Congress: Advocacy at PIH
Posted on Sep 24, 2024
Joel Curtain, Vincent Lin, and Carole Mitnick discuss what being an advocate means at Partners In Health, and how it guides our work.