By: Warren Lancaster, Senior Vice President, Programs Recently I stood at East Cape lighthouse, the eastern most point on New Zealand’s north island and thus the first place on which the sun shines in the Southern Hemisphere.…
Day Seven: Back in Arusha Our climbers are all safely back in Arusha!…
This piece first appeared on the Aspen Institute blog, and is being reposted here in its entirety.…
By: Carlie Congdon, Associate Director, Programs I can’t believe it has been a year since I nervously prepared to climb Mt.…
Jun 21, 2016 By: Ellen Agler, Chief Executive Officer Over 1.…
Jun 17, 2016 By: James Porter, Associate Director, External Relations As training for my first marathon begins this week, I remain in awe of David Barnard.…
Jun 01, 2016 By: Sarah Marchal Murray, COO As some of our readers are aware, the END Fund hosted a side event sanctioned by the World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa in Kigali, Rwanda.…
May 25, 2016 By: Ellen Agler, CEO I was delighted to travel with high school junior Timothy Stoleson for a recent visit to Ethiopia.…
Kigali, Rwanda – Statistics released today at the World Economic Forum on Africa (WEF Africa) in Kigali, Rwanda, by Erasmus University show that sub-Saharan Africa could save $52 billion (purchasing power parity) by 2030 if the region meets the World Health Organization (WHO)’s 2020 control and elimination targets for the five most common neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).…
May 08, 2016 By: Abbey Turtinen, Associate, External Relations On Mother’s Day, celebrated May 8 in the US, we give much deserved credit to the wonderful women in our lives.…
