This is such fantastic news! Congratulations, David Walton!

“The fittingness of nonfitting.” The need to grieve our brokenheartedness. The truth that love is hidden inside grief. Just some of the wisdom from this short, contemplative film created from talks Upaya Zen Center. Voices of Eve Marko, Lama Rod Owens & Larry Ward vimeo.com/740531702

Can we do better than using human bait to catch the flies needed to prove river blindness has been eliminated? Thank you Warren Lancaster for your always thought-provoking insights and questions. Even in “retirement” you challenge us all to do better! 🙏

At #CGI2022, Didi Bertrand Farmer shares a moving tribute to her husband, Dr. Paul Farmer, whose work with Partners In Health touched millions of lives through quality health care for all.

Countering Failures Of Imagination: Lessons We Learnt From Paul Farmer forbes.com/sites/madhukar…

Check out this parasite museum in Tokyo!! Thank you Bill Gates for taking us with you on a virtual tour. Would love to visit in person someday! gatesnot.es/3DuU5Nw?WT.mc_… #BeatNTDs #WormWarriors

An incredible opportunity honoring an incredible woman. I miss you everyday, Mwele. ❤️

Last chance to book your virtual trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to learn how we can #beatNTDs! Starting today at 10am EST/3pm WAT. Register here: bit.ly/3fLbVCc

Dr. Mwele was an unparalleled advocate in the effort to end neglected tropical diseases. We are proud to support the Mwele Malecela Mentorship Program to help the next generation of global health professionals develop as leaders. The application process opens in December 2022.

Reframing Neglect will be on display at the PhotoVogue festival. The collection highlights the impact of neglected tropical diseases on people while emphasizing the message that people impacted by NTDs have too long been neglected by local and international systems.

Aïda Muluneh is a contemporary photographer, artist, and activist dedicated to reframing global perceptions of the African continent. Her collection, The Crimson Echo, is a reflection on the physical and mental impact of neglected tropical diseases.

A New Book on Parasites, Reviewed | The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/2022/…

Congratulations to Tsitsi Masiyiwa for launching the #AfricaGenderInitiative and forming critical partnerships in support of #women and #girls in #Africa. Co-Impact #WomenLeadership Higherlife Foundation devex.com/news/philanthr…

ELMA’s Guide to Year-End Giving ⁦ELMA Philanthropies⁩ elmaphilanthropies.org/story/elmas-gi…

It’s inspiring to see so many govt, NGO, technical & research partners commit and align on a plan of action for an Africa free of VL (visceral leishmaniasis). It’s a disease that needs much more attention — without treatment 95% of people (mostly children!) don’t survive. 💔

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Expert speaks on Jimmy Carter's mission to treat neglected tropical diseases yahoo.com/now/expert-spe… The Carter Center

How Many Humans Have Ever Lived? visualcapitalist.com/cp/how-many-hu…