The Health Policy Project ended in 2016. Work continued under Health Policy Plus (HP+) until 2022.
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- Combatting Fear and Stigma while Living with HIV in Jamaica
- Posted March 9, 2016
By: HPP/Jamaica
[ more ] - Zero Discrimination Day: Breaking Down HIV Stigma with Individual, Structural, and Health Facility Policy Interventions
- Posted March 1, 2016
By: Molly Fitzgerald
[ more ] - The Power of One: Anita Datar’s Contributions to the Global AIDS Response
- Posted December 11, 2015
By: Ron MacInnis, Andrew Zapfel, and Nicole Judice
[ more ] - Making Kenyan Health Care More Responsive and Efficient
- Posted October 30, 2015
By Taylor Wilkerson, LMI Program Manager, Global Health; Bobby Jefferson, Palladium, VP, Innovations Communication & Technology Practice; and Katie West Slevin, Health Policy Project, Technical Writer
[ more ] - Rethinking Capacity Development
- Posted October 29, 2015
By Ann Hendrix-Jenkins
[ more ] - Assessing Our Presence: HPP’s Work in Two West African Countries
- Posted September 9, 2015
By Rachel Kiesel and Andrew Zapfel
[ more ] - Haiti Takes Strides to Protect Victims of Trafficking and Improve Human Rights
- Posted August 24, 2015
By Patrick Camille, Vantz Brutus, Sahita Pierre-Antoine, and Annie Chen
[ more ] - Achieving Addis Ababa’s New Social Compact: Lessons from the Response to HIV
- Posted July 23, 2015
By Deborah McGill, Arin Dutta, and Wu Zeng
[ more ] - Dominican Republic Activists Work To Advance Transgender Health Care
- Posted April 15, 2015
By Madison Mellish, Debbie McGill, and Marcio Maeda
[ more ] - Ensuring Access to Family Planning in Nigeria
- Posted April 10, 2015
[ more ] - Mapping Health Facilities Supports Accountability, Saves Lives
- Posted March 31, 2015
By Anita Datar
[ more ] - Transgender Men in Uganda: What We Want You to Know—and Do
- Posted March 24, 2015
By Jay Mulucha and Apako Williams, FEM Alliance Uganda, TGNC-Uganda
[ more ] - Building a Drumbeat from the Ground Up
- Posted March 8, 2015
By Anne Jorgensen
[ more ] - Engagement with Civil Society – A Duty of All Partners in Development
- Posted February 24, 2015
By Andrew Zapfel
[ more ] - Option B+ in Nigeria: New Study Supports Lifelong Antiretroviral Treatment for Pregnant Women with HIV
- Posted February 19, 2015
By Biyi Adesina, Avenir Health, Chukwuma Anyaike, Ministry of Health, Nigeria, and Sara Bowsky, Health Policy Project/Futures Group
[ more ] - Five Years After: Haiti Makes Bold Moves to Protect Children and Women
- Posted January 29, 2015
By Patrick Camille and Annie Chen
[ more ] - How Can People Living with HIV and Key Populations Access Justice in Ghana?
- Posted January 8, 2015
By Taylor Williamson, Vivian Fiscian, Joseph Whittal, and Ron MacInnis
[ more ] - Ensuring An Equitable Universal Health Coverage Agenda Starts With Political Commitment
- Posted January 5, 2015
By: Suneeta Sharma and Sarah Alkenbrack
[ more ] - Universal Health Coverage Requires Quality Healthcare Access for Stigmatized Populations
- Posted December 12, 2014
By Ron MacInnis, Arin Dutta, and Andrew Zapfel
[ more ] - “Africa Rising” Promises New Money for Health
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Posted December 4, 2014
By Tewodros Bekele and Sarah Alkenbrack - Thinking Outside the Blocks: An Expanded View of Health Systems
- Good Governance and MSM Coalition Building in Africa
- Nothing About Us Without Us: The Evolving Role of PEPFAR in Community Engagement
- Form Follows Function: Thoughts on the Architecture of Health Governance
- Systems, People, and Family Planning
- Making Political Will Work for Health Systems
- What Are You Doing About Stigma and Discrimination that Pose Barriers to Accessing Health Services?
- A (Cyber) Space for Community for HIV prevention
- Communicating Out of Isolation: HIV and Harnessing Communication Technology Among Gay Men, Men Who Have Sex with Men, and Trans Persons
- Financing the New Global HIV Treatment Vision – Advocacy and Economics
- Sustainable VMMC programs: They Didn’t Mean To!
- When HIV Research and Data Collection Is at Odds with “Do No Harm”
- The Voice of Public Health Leadership Globally: Marginalized
- The Most Important Meeting in Town
- Charting a Course Toward Universal Health Coverage in Kenya: Experts See Efficiency, Governance, and Sustainable Financing as Keys to Success