Titus K. Koikoi is a program director for global health nonprofit Population Services International in Liberia. He completed UGHE's inaugural Executive Education course in 2016-17, and said the university is starting "a movement" to rethink how global health care is delivered.

Construction of the UGHE campus has transformed the surrounding community of Butaro over the past two years, in ways large and small.

Ophelia Dahl, a PIH co-founder and the board chair, writes for WBUR's Cognoscenti on the importance of optimism in working to build a better, more humane world.

During a recent conference call, Dr. Paul Farmer, PIH's co-founder and chief strategist, spoke with Leslie Friday, interim director of content, about what he looks forward to in the new year and answers questions from donors. Listen to the entire interview here.

Ophelia Dahl, a PIH co-founder and current board chair, made The New Yorker's end-of-year World Changers list for her decades-long work building health care systems in some of the poorest places around the world.

PIH finds the Trump administration's decision to end temporary protected status for Haitians living in the United States inhumane, short-sighted, and disastrous for thousands of families in the U.S. and Haiti.

Staff in Mexico reported no damage or injuries at 10 rural clinics and a maternal waiting home, following the country’s second quake in two weeks.

For the third year running, staff across PIH have shared their favorite books in our annual reading list.

Late Thursday night, an 8.1 earthquake struck off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico, where PIH supports 10 rural clinics.

PIH co-founder and nominee for World Bank President discusses his vision for the World Bank in an op-ed published by the U.S. Treasury Department and the Financial Times.