Our Favorite Photos of 2024
Posted on Dec 9, 2024
Explore a collection of images, with reflections from PIH staff around the globe
Injustice has a cure
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
9 Resources for Global Health Advocates
Posted on Sep 16, 2024
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.
PIHers' Picks: What to Read, Watch, and Listen to this Summer
Posted on Jun 17, 2024
As temperatures heat up across the U.S., Partners In Health staff have compiled a list of resources to read, watch, and listen to on those hazy days in the sun.
They are Not Alone: Three Transgender Women’s Stories of Resistance in Peru
Posted on Jun 4, 2024
In the midst of adversity, three transgender women in central Lima help each other to cope with lives marked by violence and discrimination. Socios En Salud accompanies them in this process with care that considers their complex social situation.
Confronting Injustice by Providing Care in Chiapas
Posted on May 9, 2024
Cecilia Gálvez is committed to making life better for her patients as their nurse and neighbor
An Update on Our Work in Haiti
Posted on Apr 1, 2024
Updates on the work of Zanmi Lasante, Partners In Health's sister organization in Haiti, as widespread violence and instability continue
As Crisis Continues in Haiti, ‘You Have to Live It to Understand It’
Posted on Apr 1, 2024
Dr. Ralph B. Charles, Zanmi Lasante regional director for the Lower-Artibonite district in Haiti, shares his experience caring for patients during widespread instability
Social Medicine: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
Posted on Jan 26, 2024
A deeper look at the concept driving PIH’s work around the world
Statement on Armed Attack on Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais in Haiti
Posted on Sep 26, 2023
This attack violates the essential principles of hospital neutrality, and it has left a deep scar on hospital staff and patients alike.