New report: Global Fund partnership has saved 72 million lives since 2002
The Global Fund partnership has saved 72 million lives since 2002, reducing the combined death rate from AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria by 65%.
The Global Fund partnership has saved 72 million lives since 2002, reducing the combined death rate from AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria by 65%.
A Guide for Getting Global Health Transition Right By Chris Collins The debate in Washington is no longer about whether...
Friends mourns the passing of Rep. Kay Granger Friends mourns the passing of Congresswoman Kay Granger. As the lead Republican...
Friends mourns the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham Friends mourns the sudden passing of Senator Lindsey Graham. Senator Graham was...
Community-led accountability in global health transition: Cote D’Ivoire, Kenya, Mozambique, Nigeria, Philippines, Uganda and Zimbabwe in practice By Regis Chirenga...
Civil Society’s Essential Role in Country-Led Global Health Transitions By: Isabella Castillo and Brent Nagel As countries increasingly take the...
Written testimony submitted by Chris Collins, president and CEO of Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria,...
What it will take to make Secretary Rubio’s vision for global health aid transition a reality By Chris Collins Transitioning U.S....
My kids survived the AIDS crisis. These children may not. By Maurine Murenga In the early 2000s, death was everywhere...
Protecting civil society’s critical role in HIV and TB programs during and beyond donor transition: Actions needed from Congress, the Administration...
Promising practices in advocacy for domestic health spending As countries continue to transition away from donor funding for health programs,...
Statement on the National Security, Department of State, and Related Programs Appropriations Bill Below is a statement from Friends President...