For shame. Standing with brave LGBTQI+ Ugandans, East Africans, humans everywhere. For shame.

"Who gets to survive is the key political question for global public health in the 21st century." @gregggonsalves in the Nation. One hundred percent true. And we can see, right now, how visible power proposes to answer.

Viva SMUG and brave Ugandan activists

More on this soon.

Remember when Netscape was a search engine and the GFATM launched its early funding round with every dollar pledged - not a portion of funds actually on hand? Times change. My latest for Think Global Health The Global Fund World Bank.thinkglobalhealth.org/article/pandem…

This will be the month of “things fall apart stories”. Stay tuned #PEPFAR watchers.

Excellent piece from Devex. As I write, The Global Fund couldn’t make it work. Africa CDC didnt get a chance. devex.com/news/africa-cd… #Devex via @Devex

Two excellent stories on a truly terrible situation. PEPFAR is a cornerstone of health security for the people in the countries it serves and for people worldwide. We are all connected. More to come.

In 2003, President Bush created PEPFAR which has been credited with saving millions of lives. On today's Lawfare Podcast, Anna Hickey sat down with Emily Bass to discuss why it may expire and what expiration would mean for the millions who depend on it. lawfaremedia.org/article/the-la…

In which Anna Hickey Lawfare and I discuss PEPFAR and “the pathway back” from its current precipice to a clean five year reauthorization — and why *all* lives depend on brave bipartisan work to walk this path. George W. Bush Presidential Center Dr. John Nkengasong

Thanks to Think Global Health for the chance to unfurl the untold story of how the most successful USG pandemic-fighting program of the 21st century fell on hard times, and why it matters for HIV and health security. Weekly installments to come in the PEPFAR files!

Separating PEPFAR's outcomes from its structure = saying Apollo 11 didnt need NASA. Why is global health infrastructure so undervalued by USG? In the second article of my series for Think Global Health, I'll try to explain. Stay tuned. Article 1/3 online now - see link below.

Part 2 of the PEPFAR Files Think Global Health "The Biden White House [...] has praised PEPFAR's achievements but not its design, strategy, or structure. A strong case can be made that this omission is not accidental or incidental." thinkglobalhealth.org/article/pepfar…