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Blog: Blog Archive
Is the End in Sight for Ebola and AIDS? What about Malaria?
March 17th, 2015Recently there has been some good news on two global diseases—Ebola and AIDS. Public health officials at the World Health Organization expect that, with diligence, the Ebola crisis in West […]
Is Celebrating Women the Wrong Approach?
March 6th, 2014It’s time to move beyond “celebrating” the progress we have made in women’s rights and start doing something about consolidating women’s rights. Nowhere is that more important than in Africa […]
Is there Progress in Africa’s Battle against AIDS?
December 1st, 2013Are we winning the battle against AIDS in Africa? Thanks to efforts by governments, international donors, and civil society, many experts believe we are. According to UNAIDS, in 2012 the […]
Aid for Africa Girls Education Fund Spotlight – Josephine Sabina Lekuton
August 21st, 2013Josephine Sabina Lekuton – Helping Herself, Helping Her Family Josephine Sabina Lekuton grew up in Karare, a small drought-threatened village in rural northern Kenya, where people historically relied on livestock […]
Ending AIDS Begins with Africa
December 1st, 2012Can AIDS be eliminated in our lifetime? US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton thinks so. Just in time for World AIDS Day, December 1, Secretary Clinton has unveiled a blueprint […]
Extending Compassionate Health Care Delivery in Africa
September 28th, 2012In an opinion piece in the Washington Post, George W. Bush described the advances made in recent years in Sub Saharan Africa in HIV and AIDS treatment. He noted that […]
Building Literacy–Libraries are Changing Lives in Africa
September 7th, 2012Imagine you picked up a book and couldn’t read the words, went to take a medication but couldn’t read the instructions, or visited a new city and couldn’t read the […]
Ritah’s Story– Defeating Adversity through Education, Fighting HIV/AIDs by Giving Back
July 29th, 2012As the 19th International AIDS Conference ended this week, the delegates packed up, said their goodbyes and caught jets back to their home countries. One of those delegates was Ritah […]
Ending the Transmission of the AIDS Virus from Mother to Child—It Just Might be Possible
July 20th, 2012In the United States and Europe, every day one child is born with HIV. In Africa, every day 1,000 children are born with HIV. mothers2mothers is changing that. mothers2mothers (m2m), […]
Elise Warga–Turning the Tide on AIDS in Togo
July 8th, 2012For three decades, scientists, policymakers and nonprofit leaders have worked to end to the global HIV/AIDS pandemic. Less known, but as important, are individuals who live with the disease and […]
Recognizing Progress, Committing to the Future on World AIDS Day
December 1st, 2011On World AIDS Day, our attention turns again to Sub-Saharan Africa, which has only one-tenth of the world’s population, but two-thirds of the people in the world living with HIV […]
Turning the Millennium Goals Into Reality: Goal 5 – Improve Maternal Health
October 24th, 2011In the fifth blog post in our series about the UN’s Millennium Development Goals we focus on Millennium Goal 5: Improve maternal health. The UN goal is to ensure that […]
Remembering Less Fortunate Mothers
May 6th, 2011Being a mother is never easy, but in Africa it takes on a whole new dimension. Save the Children’s new report on the best and worst countries for motherhood says […]
Doctors and Health Workers Answering the Call in Sub Saharan Africa
April 4th, 2011In a recent compelling article in The New York Times, Celia Dugger describes a growing movement in the U.S. of young American doctors and health workers who are going to […]
Alternatives to Orphanages Bring Hope to Africa’s Vulnerable Children
December 19th, 2009The United Nations estimates that more than 55 million African children have lost one parent and that almost 15 million of them have lost a parent to AIDS. Orphanages are […]
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