Vital Stories Elevating Women, Queer People and Trans People in Harm Reduction: Project SAFE Project SAFE was established in 2004 with one goal in mind: to create a community for street-based sex workers who use drugs,…
Expert Q&A Vital Stories “Right To Know”: A Campaign for Warning Labels on Unhealthy Food That Sparked Record Civic Participation The new food policy guidelines will be implemented in October 2022 after six long years of advocacy from civil society organizations.
Press Mentions Now Isn’t the Time to Abandon Contact Tracing Wired : Dr. Tom Friden on on why contact tracing is a useful tool during the current phase of the pandemic
Case Studies How Media Helped Build the Case for Front-of-Package Warning Labels in Brazil This case study examines the communication campaign that led to the introduction of front of package labels on unhealthy foods in Brazil.
Press Room Available for interview: As overdose deaths top 93,000, concern that key public health response will remain unsupported. Ahead of of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, Daliah Heller, Director of Drug Use Initiatives at Vital Strategies, is available for interviews.
Press Mentions Defending Syringe Services Programs Health Affairs : Daliah Heller, Director of Drug Use Initiatives explains investments in harm reduction.
Headlines We'd Like to See Vital Stories Environmental Health: The Three Headlines We’d Like To See Public health partners, leaders and organizations can play a key role in finding innovative solutions to today’s leading environmental issues.
Press Room Bucharest, Cairo, Córdoba, Dublin, Greater Manchester and Warsaw Join Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Partnership for Healthy Cities Six new cities will join the Partnership for Healthy Cities network.
Press Mentions The Health 202: It’s not hard to imagine a worse pandemic, Tom Frieden says The Washington Post: Dr. Tom Frieden on the need to invest in pandemic preparedness.
Press Mentions The Delta Variant and Beyond: Learning to Live With Covid The Wall Street Journal: Just when we thought it was safe to throw away our masks and go out again, the Delta variant looks poised to set us back to square one.