We’re publishing a new book! Working with Latino Health Access, we’re producing a book on their history and unique model of training health promoters to care for uninsured and underserved communities in the US.

Our brand-new Workers’ Guide to Health and Safety, is being translated into Vietnamese, Bangla, and Spanish to reach factory workers making cell phones, clothes, and shoes, who face harsh working conditions, low pay, discrimination, and violence.

Addressing difficult topics like fistula in our HealthWiki. Caused by prolonged labor, fistula ruins the lives of women but it’s easily preventable and repairable. The best way to reduce fistula is to keep girls in school and prevent early marriage, improve community care, and reduce stigma.

A Book for Midwives will be published in French to provide life-saving information and support training of community midwives in West Africa and around the world.

We’ll launch new chapters on diabetes, cancer, and heart disease online in the NEW Where There Is No Doctor. Previously thought of as diseases of the affluent, they are now affecting the whole world and urgently need addressing.

New online chapters in Swahili, Haitian Kreyol, and Portuguese of NEW Where There Is No Doctor, extending the scope of health topics to keep pace with today’s globalized world and its new challenges.

Every chapter of our upcoming book Helping Children with HIV will be intensively field-tested in Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, South Africa, Uganda, and Zambia. Our field testing ensures our information is clear, culturally respectful, and easily used by the people who need it most. More than 2.5 million children are living with HIV and need extra help to be healthy and happy.