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Featured Stories

5 Reasons To Be Hopeful in 2022

Even as we face major threats to global health, we’re still making – and protecting – progress toward a healthier, more resilient world. Here are five global health trends to be optimistic about in 2022.
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What Our Global Team Members Will Remember from 2021

After another challenging year in global health, our team members around the world share their most memorable moments — and what they’ll take with them into 2022.
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Will We Achieve The UN’s 95-95-95 Goals for HIV/AIDS?

Two years of COVID-19 — and the rapid rise of the Omicron variant — have threatened the world's progress to end HIV/AIDS. Are we on track to achieve the United Nations' ambitious goals? Learn more in this Q&A with Project HOPE’s Chilobe Kambikambi in Zambia.
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We Don’t Have To Accept Our ‘New Normal’

As we come to the end of another difficult year in global health, we must ask ourselves: What can we do to build a more equitable world?
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Project HOPE Welcomes New Board Directors

Embarking on a five-year strategy to empower health care workers around the world, Project HOPE welcomes its newest leaders
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In Ecuador, COVID-19 Trainings Connect Indigenous Groups to Care

An innovative program is training health care workers in Ecuador to reach indigenous communities in their native languages of Kichwa and Shuar.
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