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Philanthropy exposes outrageous disparities. It can also be our response.
PIH Canada staff writer Crysta Montiel reflects on Training Institute 2026, where 70 students practised turning their conviction about health equity into organizing, advocacy, and action.
After overcoming substance use challenges, Peter Wallace returned to school and became a peer educator, helping young people in rural Liberia find support, recovery, and hope for the future.
Nearly half of new HIV diagnoses in Peru are among young people. The right support can ensure a diagnosis doesn’t define their life.
In 2022, Dennis Toe underwent the first-ever surgery of its kind at a PIH-supported hospital in rural Liberia. Today, he’s thriving.
Elia survived extreme grief only to begin another battle when she was diagnosed with tuberculosis.
Regina Chingwalu, a young women living in Malawi, lost the use of her limbs from extrapulmonary tuberculosis (TB). Then, PIH stepped in.
Inela Espinoza and Alicia Domínguez embody community health as they serve their neighborhoods in Lima.
The staff, stuff, space, systems, and social support behind our everyday work.