Press Mentions De Nueva Zelanda a Brasil: Los países con las mejores y peores respuestas a la COVID-19 EfectoNaim: Josè Luis Castro discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and what we can learn from countries who have performed well.
Vital Stories The Time is Now: Greater Commitment and Support is Needed to End Tuberculosis On World TB Day, I.D. Rusen, Senior Vice President of Research highlights the urgent need for tuberculosis research to improve prevention and care.
Press Room We Can End TB Once and For All Statement from José Luis Castro, President and CEO, Vital Strategies, on World TB Day, March 24, 2021.
Vital People Carisse Hamlet, Program Officer, Environmental Health Division Program Officer, Environmental Health Division
Press Room Statement from José Luis Castro, President and CEO, Vital Strategies on launch of the U.S. Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Clean Air Catalyst Vital Strategies is proud to announce our partnership with the Clean Air Catalyst (CAC), a new flagship consortium of The USAID led by World Resources Institute and Environmental Defense Fund.
Press Room Anti-Asian American and Pacific Islander Racism Must Be Named and Uprooted Statement from José Luis Castro, President & CEO of Vital Strategies on the recent acts of violence and discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Vital Stories Q&A: Catalyzing Clean Air Action To Combat Air Pollution Sumi Mehta, Senior Epidemiologist in our Environmental Health Division discusses the launch of the Clean Air Catalyst program.
Vital Stories Funding for the Future: Investments in Data Illuminate Child Malnutrition, Mortality in Remote Areas, Deaths from Car Crashes and More The Data for Health Global Grants Program funded nine projects across Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Ghana to strengthen government data use and process.
Press Room Vital Strategies at SXSW: Decriminalize Drugs to Reduce Overdose Deaths & Build Racial Justice Public Health, Faith, Harm Reduction, and Criminal Justice Leaders to convene to advocate for the end of racist criminalization of people who use drugs.
