Authors: VINEETA GUPTA, NEGAYA CHORLEY and KAVITA PATEL We need more women in top leadership roles. We also need male leaders embracing the qualities women leaders exemplified throughout the pandemic. Nothing less than …
Author: Dr. Vineeta Gupta, ACTION Secretariat Director The health status of women and children in Afghanistan has been gravely affected by long-term conflict, population movement, low socio-economic status, and a …
Author: Dr. Vineeta Gupta, ACTION Secretariat Director Circa 2009, I traveled to Sri Lanka. The country was emerging from a 25-year long civil war that started in 1983 and took the …
As today marks two years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, it is clearer now more than ever how critical global health advocacy that is rooted in equity and anti-oppression is. We must expand equitable and affordable access to vaccines and strengthen health systems around the globe, not just in the west.
My path into global health advocacy began in 2009 when I began working with a nationwide network of people who use drugs in Kathmandu, Nepal. Though I had prior experience …
It certainly has been a busy few weeks here at ACTION as partners continue to follow-up on commitments made at the N4G Summit in December, collaborate with coalitions and allies like the Global Fund and CEPI, and continue to push for vaccine equity around the world.
A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR Dear Colleagues, I hope you have all had a wonderful holiday season. As we leave 2021 behind and usher in another new year, I want …
Securing Investments in Nutrition and Implications for Childhood Development Almost half of all child deaths before the age of five can be attributed to malnutrition, which affects one in three …
Download ACTION’s Advocacy Skills Handbook! You are a powerful force in your community. As a service provider and/or community leader you see clearly where more progress can be made. How …
Dr. Vineeta Gupta, the Director of the ACTION Global Health Advocacy Partnership Secretariat in Washington DC published an opinion article in the publication The New Humanitarian responding to the exchanges …