News and Stories
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How Peer Counseling Strengthens TB Treatment in Peru
Partners In Health and the Global Fund are promoting the implementation of peer counseling, turning the experiences of former TB patients into a tool to ensure treatment success and reduce stigma.
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4 Ways PIH Supports Women’s Health in Sierra Leone
Learn about traditional birth attendants, reproductive health, and more.
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My First Hill Day: Advocating for Tuberculosis Care
Senior Writer Kathrine Kuhlmann joined PIH's Advocacy Team in Washington, D.C., to meet with Congressional leaders and educate them on the urgent need for tuberculosis prevention and care.
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Financing the Right to Health: How the Global Debt Crisis Impacts Global Health
Recent cuts on foreign aid have made the chronic issue of unjust global sovereign debt even more apparent, restricting the amount of money countries can allot for health care spending.
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Tackling a Complex Epidemic: New Non-Communicable Disease Clinic Opens in Kono District
The clinic marks a pivotal step in providing care to people with severe chronic conditions.
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Working In Global Health: Fynn Crooks
PIHer reflects on their decade-long journey to joining the PIH advocacy team and leading grassroots networks of volunteers around the U.S.
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Financing the Right to Health: How the Destruction of Foreign Aid Reveals Deeper, Systemic Problems
Recent federal funding cuts reveal unjust structures that have increased dependence on foreign aid.
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PIHers' Picks: What PIH Advocacy Recommends to Read and Watch
PIH’s Advocacy Team staff and PIH Engagers recommend books and videos to learn more about the intersection of health care and social justice.
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Hospital Visitor to PIHer: Transforming Care in Sierra Leone
Meet Richard Ellie, PIH Sierra Leone’s graphic designer, and learn how his brother’s surgery inspired him to pursue public health.
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How Federal Funding Cuts are Undermining Public Health Infrastructure
Take action today to tell Congress to reverse these harmful cuts and restore critical public health funding to our communities.