“Nobody Can Kill Our Dreams”
At a Teen Club in Mchinji, Malawi, children and teens living with HIV get care, support and space to dream, like 14-year-old John, who plans to become a doctor. Keep reading
A Voice for Children at UNGA
Children are rarely in the room when world leaders shape the future of global health. Dr. Doris Macharia reflects on conversations from UNGA 81 and explains what the latest evidence tells us. Keep reading
From a Mercedes-Benz to a Bajaj: Redesigning Primary Health Care for a New Financing Era
Dr. Sajida Kimambo-Lyimo explains how EGPAF-Tanzania is redesigning primary health care (PHC) for a new financing era. Keep reading
How Do You Want to Live?
Peer supporter Comfort Samuel once hid her own HIV status from herself; now she helps kids in Nigeria see a diagnosis as the start of a full life, not the end of one. Keep reading
A Generation Born Free — Can We Keep That Promise?
Three generations of one family in Malawi show what's possible when mothers get treatment for HIV. Keep reading
From Silence and Shame to Strength and Hope
Thanks to ECD, Akram is seen, loved, and given a chance to grow. And his mother, Munira, stands strong, proud of how far they have come. Keep reading
Nine Years Later, Leah Is Still Saving Lives in Malawi
A return visit to Leah, a mentor mother in rural Malawi we first met nine years ago—now a grandmother, still guiding mothers through the same journey she once walked herself. Keep reading
What We Heard at a Congressional Hill Briefing on the World’s Children
Leaders from EGPAF, Malaria No More, World Vision, and WACI Health gathered to discuss how to protect decades of progress on children’s health. Keep reading
After Rio: Four Opportunities to End Pediatric HIV
At AIDS2026, there was tremendous excitement about new science, new tools, and new approaches to care. But one message came through clearly: children continue to be left behind. Keep reading
