What does geography have to do with health? A Malagasy-lead study by PIVOT Madagascar researcher Dr. Felana Ihantamalala details how understanding geography can “optimize local interventions” and help achieve universal health care in rural areas. “One of the most challenging barriers to achieving UHC in Madagascar is geography, where 60% of the population lives more […]

Wagner Foundation stands with the black community against the defining power of institutional racism in our criminal justice system and society at large. The murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Tony McDade and many others demand that officials embrace systemic reform. This must include serving justice for these crimes while confronting the legacy […]

In these stressful and uncertain times, Wagner Foundation is working with its local and international non-profit partners to support vulnerable communities. The global spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) not only demonstrates our interconnectedness, but reminds us that we must do more to support each other, especially in times of great need. Wagner Foundation’s consideration of both […]

On the 10th year anniversary of the Haitian earthquake, we recognize the excellent work being done by organizations like Partners In Health and Regis College. Appreciation of their accomplishments is important. Not only are these organizations among the most effective working in Haiti, they are transforming and challenging the donor community through their example. This […]

January 6, 2020 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Regis College has been awarded a $650,000 grant from the Wagner Foundation to further the university’s critical work in Haiti training nurse educators, strengthening clinical skills among student and novice nurses and fostering evidence based research to bolster the country’s healthcare system. “Experienced healthcare professionals are at the […]

Global health failures represent a risk to all in our interconnected world.