The private sector steps up on innovating for health
There have been numerous stories recently about new, innovative ways to prevent and treat diseases like HIV and malaria. The...
The Business Case for Global Health in the Trump Administration
The following post was originally published at The Hill on January 5, 2017. As President-elect Trump considers submitting a fiscal...
Launching Renewed Determination to End the Major Infectious Disease Killers
The following post was originally published at The Huffington Post on September 30, 2016. The Replenishment launch for the Global...
U.S.-Canadian Leadership’s Global Fight For Better Health
The following post was originally published at The Huffington Post Canada on September 1, 2016. “This is an historic opportunity...
Funding the end of an epidemic: #WhyNow?
The following post was originally published at Devex on July 14, 2016. HIV/AIDS is a crisis that we must continue...
France, Italy announce robust pledges ahead of Global Fund’s Fifth Replenishment
Two major developments took place in global health this week, with the governments of France and Italy both demonstrating strong...
Letter to the Editor of the New York Times: Ending the AIDS Epidemic for Good
Kim Cernak, Deputy Director of Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, had this letter published in...
Policy Newsletter: Canada to host Global Fund Replenishment, Japan Increases Commitment
Later this year, the Global Fund will organize its Fifth Replenishment Pledging Conference to raise funds for the 2017-2019 funding...
The big picture: Empowering, not just reaching, all women and girls
The following post was originally published at Devex on May 10, 2016. We are at a pivotal moment for women...
Giving Women a Stronger Voice in Global Health
The following post was originally published at UN Foundation Blog. Kim Cernak serves as Deputy Director at Friends of the...
A malaria-free world is possible within a generation
In advance of World Malaria Day on Monday, April 25, the team at the University of California, San Francisco’s Malaria...
Health Affairs Blog: ‘Funding Zika But Forgetting Tuberculosis’
The following post was originally published at Health Affairs Blog. True Claycombe serves as Policy Manager at Friends of the...