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These stories challenge your assumptions, spark action, and deepen your understanding of global health, justice, and how we can stand in solidarity with those denied care.
A pregnant woman in rural Liberia might find a clinic with no plumbing or electricity, and a lack of basic supplies, with emergency help hours away. PIH aims to transform this by improving facilities and training staff, with a goal of zero maternal deaths.
Dr. Valdespino discovered a man, Rosemberg Lopez, locked in a shack for years in Reforma, Chiapas. PIH diagnosed and treated him, transforming his life and community.
After Ebola, PIH renovated “New Pleebo” health center in Liberia, serving 50,000 people and delivering 50 babies in the first month.
After Ebola, PIH renovated “New Pleebo” health center in Liberia, serving 50,000 people and delivering 50 babies in the first month.
Keynote speaker Lucie Edwards inspires with her insights on global health, emphasizing innovation, structural violence, and health equity as attainable goals.
Tula Foundation, based in BC, supports environmental initiatives and health systems in Guatemala, inspired by Partners In Health’s model of equitable healthcare.
University Hospital of Mirebalais launched Haiti’s first emergency medicine residency in October 2014, with subsequent classes quickly demonstrating its impact.
Discussions on foreign aid often overlook the true meaning of ‘sustainability’, focusing more on donors than those in need, impacting global health outcomes.