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