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- Vital Stories
Using Low-Cost Sensors To Strengthen Air Quality Management
Air pollution continues to be a global challenge for the environment, health, and economic development.
- Press Room
We Must Regain Momentum To End TB
We have the tools to tackle TB and other killers. We need the political will and funding to put them into action.
- Expert Q&A
- Vital Stories
Accelerating Action To Address TB: Lessons Learned From the STREAM Trial
This World TB Day, Vital Strategies joins the call to “Invest to End TB. Save Lives.”
- Expert Q&A
- Vital Stories
How Earned Media Coverage Helps Gain Trust in Tobacco Control Advocacy
Using media advocacy to generate earned media is an effective and cost-efficient way to advance tobacco control.
- Press Mentions
10 Challenges Global Nonprofit Leaders Are Currently Facing (And How They’re Tackling Them)
Forbes: José Luis Castro, President and CEO of Vital Strategies, discusses challenges in the nonprofit space.
- Case Studies
Tobacco Control Case Study – Mexico
Strategically timed campaigns help motivate the Mexican government to ban smoking in public places and tobacco marketing.
- Case Studies
Tobacco Control Case Study – Ukraine (E-cigarettes)
Ukraine’s comprehensive new tobacco law regulates e-cigarettes to avoid hooking a new generation.
- Press Mentions
Smoking and harm reduction: The right approach
New York Daily News: Steve Hamill, Vice President of Policy Advocacy and Communication, writes about shared perspectives between harm reduction work in overdose prevention and tobacco control.
- CEO Perspective
- Spotlight
Women’s Health: A Global Imperative
The term “women’s health” is often associated with maternal, sexual and reproductive health. But women’s health is shaped by so much more. It’s shaped by the environment we live in, the food we eat and the air we breathe. In short: women’s health is public health.
- Vital People
Luyanda Majija, Senior Communication Manager, South Africa
While standing in the middle of one of the busiest intersections in Soweto at lunch time several years ago, Luyanda Majija had a revelation.