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 We realize that being on the front lines often is a lonely task with limited resources to achieve your goals.
As part of the Council's mission to build alliances and communicate ideas and best practices, we hope members in the field will take the opportunity to be part of the global discussion and debate.
Council members are invited to share best practices, cultural observations or just plain thoughts after a long day.
Latest Reports:
 | Flea Demonstrates CycleBeads in Haiti
Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea goes to Haiti and visits Global Health Council member the Institute for Reproductive Health at Georgetown University and 2008 Best Practices Award winner Haitian Health Foundation.
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| The Carter Center: Lymphatic Filariasis
Led by former President Jimmy Carter, the center was recognized for its groundbreaking work on a host of neglected tropical diseases that have caused disability and stigma in developing countries.
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| 2007 Gates Award for Global Health, Population and Community Development Association
The Population and Community Development Association of Thailand (PDA) received the 2007 Gates Award for Global Health for its work in family planning and AIDS prevention.
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| Aravind Eye Care in Action
Aravind Eye Care System received the 2008 Gates Award for Global Health in recognition of its groundbreaking work to prevent debilitating blindness and provide affordable, world-class eye care to the poor.
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| The Virus Cannot Infect Her Rights
I was raised in a small village in Tamil Nadu, India, one of four siblings. My father was an alcoholic, and the whole burden of managing and caring for the siblings was shared between my mother and myself.
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| Malawi Kicks Off 25th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial
On May 18, the official opening ceremony for the 25th anniversary of the International AIDS Candlelight Memorial – the world’s oldest and largest grassroots HIV/AIDS mobilization - took place in Lilongwe, Malawi.
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| Washington Update: PEPFAR Reauthorization Moves Along
The President’s Emergency Plan for HIV/ AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is set to expire by law on Sept. 30, 2008. In order for it to continue, revised legislation or reauthorization must be passed by the U.S. Congress.
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| Indian Writers Shed Light on Stigma and Discrimination
Stigma, denial and apathy are three reinforcing elements that continue to keep HIV in India in the dark.
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| Sex Trafficking and HIV in India and South Asia: Research, Challenges and Next Steps
India’s HIV/AIDS epidemic, which includes the third largest number of people living with HIV of any country, is uniquely propelled by the sex trade.
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| Taking Things into Their Own Hands: Local Organizations Address Stigma and Improve Access to Care and Treatment for IDUs
While the HIV/AIDS epidemic is stabilizing in much of India and in some cases declining, surveillance data show an increase in HIV infection in the northern states and among certain groups.
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