News and Stories
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NewsHour: Delivery of Aid Remains the U.N.'s Toughest Job in Haiti
Watch PIH co-founder Paul Farmer discusses the obstacles facing aid workers in Port-au-Prince on PBS NewsHour.
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"Haiti's catastrophe will forever divide its history"
PIH Executive Director Ophelia Dahl reflects on her first 48 hours in Haiti.
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Sending money where it will do the most good in Haiti
NBC Nightly News reports on how to find charities that will do the most good with your donations.
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TONIGHT: chat with Dartmouth College President and PIH co-founder Dr. Jim Kim
Tuesday, January 26 at 5:30 p.m. EST.
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ONE call: Crisis, Rebuilding, and Debt Cancellation
Dr. Joia Mukherjee and ONE members conference call tonight, Tuesday, January 26, at 8PM (EST) to talk about what we can do for Haiti: Crisis, Rebuilding, and Debt Cancellation.
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Responding to anguish - emotional and social support
In the midst of all of the distress the earthquake brought in its initial days, the immediate response of many in the countryside was to rush to Port-au-Prince to look for family and friends
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Haitian patients medevaced to Philadelphia to receive life-saving treatment
Four Haitian patients in desperate need of medical treatment too complex to be handled in their devastated country are medevaced to the U.S.
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"Rising to meet an infinite need"
The Boston Globe profiles PIH on the ground in Haiti and in our Boston office.
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Our partners in health: Matt Cone, teacher with a mohawk
High school teacher Matt Cone challenged his students to think about social justice and high-fashion hair styles.
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An international collaboration to save a newborn baby
PIH's Medical Director shares an inspiring story from Port-au-Prince