August 31, 2026
Graduation Celebration of the GHAI CSO Budget Advocacy Accelerator
Join us to hear how 12 civil society organizations from 11 countries across Africa and Asia turned their new skills into results.
GHAI Event
September 24, 2020
GHAI Hosts Virtual Event During UNGA on Advocacy for Country Ownership
During the 75th U.N. General Assembly, GHAI convened representatives from across government, civil society and philanthropy to discuss the journey to health program sustainability. Advocacy to Accelerate the Transition to Country Ownership explored how international donors and local leadership can work together to plan, design and advocate for public health initiatives for sustainability from the beginning.
Learn more about the key takeaways here
Speakers:
- Etienne Krug, Director of the Department for Social Determinants of Health, World Health Organization
- H.E. Nguyen Thi Ha, Vice Minister for Labor and Social Affairs, Government of Vietnam
- Kelly Henning, MD, Public Health Program Lead, Bloomberg Philanthropies
- Kelly Larson, Director of Road Safety, Drowning Prevention and Partnership for Healthy Cities, Bloomberg Philanthropies
- Nguke Mwakartundu, MD, Executive Director, Thamini Uhai, Tanzania
- Anuradha Khanal, Regional Director, Global Health Advocacy Incubator
- Moderator: Kate Midden, Communications Director, Global Health Advocacy Incubator
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Declining Overdose Deaths Are Not a Signal to Retreat
Every International Overdose Awareness Day, communities around the world come together to remember the people who died from overdose, support the families, friends and communities living with that loss, and take action to prevent future deaths.
In my work, I have seen firsthand what is possible when people can access the support they need and what happens when those supports are out of reach.
Remembrance matters. But remembrance alone will not prevent the next overdose.
August 20, 2026
Nine Young Advocates, One Global Playbook: What Youth Monitors Saw in World Cup Junk Food Marketing
When the FIFA World Cup kicked off in June 2026, so did one of the largest ultra-processed product (UPP) marketing pushes in the sport's history. All over the world, UPP companies, such as Coca-Cola, Lays and Pepsico, spent months embedding their products into the emotional core of the world's most-watched sporting event, reaching billions of fans.