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Atlanta

On May 21, CSIS, CARE, and the World Affairs Council will hold a summit in Atlanta on sustaining U.S. leadership in global health and water. More.

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Health in Armed & Civil Conflict

Video and audio from our May 11th event, the Protection of Health Care in Armed and Civil Conflict, is now up. More.

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AIDS2012

Watch Katherine Bliss discuss the history of the international AIDS conference and the buildup to AIDS2012 held in Washington, D.C., from July 22 to 27. More.

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Ghana Introduces Two New Vaccines

Ghana Introduces Two New Vaccines

In April 2012, Ghana will introduce the pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines. For the event, the GAVI Alliance has produced a short film looking at the effort.

Add a Comment | Posted 04/18/2012
The International AIDS Conference Returns to the United States

The International AIDS Conference Returns to the United States

This report examines the political history of the international AIDS conferences from 1985 to the present and provides insight into the ways the conferences have contributed to ending the epidemic.

Add a Comment | Posted 03/29/2012 by Katherine Bliss
Vaccines and New Media “Film Festival” Recap

Vaccines and New Media “Film Festival” Recap

Watch video from our March 16th event focusing on vaccines and new media.

Add a Comment | Posted 03/22/2012 by CSIS Staff
Video: The Strategic Power of Vaccines in Zambia

Video: The Strategic Power of Vaccines in Zambia

A team from CSIS traveled to Zambia to produce a video on vaccination efforts - their value, their long-term sustainability, and the challenges to their implementation.

Add a Comment | Posted 03/07/2012
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Righting the Global Fund

Over the course of 2011, the Geneva-based Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria experienced unprecedented adversity. The Fund faces painful questions: might it soon fail to meet the baseline needs of the millions of people whose lives were dependent on it? Or will it be able to return as a dynamic, expansive funding instrument focused on three of the world’s most deadly epidemics?

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