Top media coverage and events highlight PIH’s relevance, impact in global health

Our top blog stories, social posts, and videos covered the legacy of Dr. Paul Farmer, emergency response, and more

Because cholera thrives in settings with limited clean water and sanitation infrastructure, those most impacted by the disease are the global poor and victims of natural disasters and war. Right now, the cholera vaccine is being rationed to make up for supply constraints.

Find out why PIH has earned the trust of supporters who value our global health and social justice mission, commitment to optimism and action, and promise to accompany partners for as long as it takes to ensure their right to health.

PIH fights to make treatment for TB, HIV, COVID-19 accessible to all

U.S. federal court calls "illegal" Title 42, which unjustly expelled migrants--including many Haitians--at the United States-Mexico border for the past two years under the false pretense of preventing the spread of COVID-19.

Here is a list of resources, open to people of all ages and stages of life, that will help advocate for health care for all.

Mobilizing and distributing public resources on a global scale requires new levels of global solidarity and requires reimagining global cooperation and the very conception of international development.

The resolution calls on the U.S. government to adopt a bold “global health solidarity” strategy to end poverty, ensure health care as a human right, and address structural, economic, environmental, and colonial harms that undermine the health and well-being of people around the world.

The Inflation Reduction Act includes key provisions that will make health care more affordable in the United States, which PIH applauds and has advocated strongly for over the past year.