Registration is closed! Thank you to everyone who signed up. If you still wish to attend, a few tickets may be available at the door, but we cannot guarantee entry due to limited seating. Calling all student leaders, advocates, and interested participants from all sectors of global health, international development, Read more…
On a humid morning in November, Guy-Thierry Nyam welcomed visitors to the Nourimanba Production Facility in Corporant, Haiti. Dressed in a red polo and blue jeans, the native Cameroonian and new factory director easily blended in with workers filing into the air-conditioned facility. He peered through a set of windows Read more…
Photo by Cecille Joan Avila / Partners In Health Early morning in Butaro, Rwanda. Every year, Partners In Health publishes “The Year in Quotes”. This year, PIH Canada is embracing this much-loved tradition by pulling out a few our favourites (and adding some of our own). “These are the best Read more…
Still healthy today, Adeline Merçon (left), St. Coeur François (middle), and Monèse Gracia (right) were some of the first AIDS patients to begin antiretroviral therapy in 1999 and 2000 through the Partners In Health-supported HIV Equity Initiative. (Photo by Daniel Eisenson/Partners In Health) It was 1998, and Dr. Fernet Léandre Read more…
Benitha Germain is a nurse midwife with Zanmi Lasante, PIH’s Haitian sister organization. In this video, we see the challenges she faces, the care she delivers, and the hope she inspires along the way.
Daphroza Nyiranzoga, 59, is a single mother of five who lives in Rwanda’s Butaro District. Below is an edited transcript of an interview in which she reflects on her experience with Partners In Health and discusses the importance of community health workers. I found that I had HIV when I was Read more…