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Dana McLaughlin

June 7, 2017

At a recent town hall meeting in El Paso, Texas’ Representative for the 16th District, Congressman Beto O’Rourke, spoke about the critical importance of protecting deployed military personnel from malaria

Anjali Singh-Code

Last week I joined a community of global citizens for a week where we came together to promote peace, tackle the world’s biggest challenges, and work together toward the achievement of the Global Goals for Sustainable Development. At a time when the world is grappling with violence, terrorism and poverty, I have never been so inspired to stand in a room full of people from different countries and cultures with one common goal: to come together to build stronger, healthier, and peaceful communities.

Dana McLaughlin

When a child is born, he or she immediately needs several required things in order to grow and thrive. Nourishment. Healthcare. Love. But too often in the world today, these most basic necessities and fundamental rights of children around the world are suspended amidst crisis, poverty, natural disaster, and violence. 

Dana McLaughlin

Every year on August 12th we celebrate International Youth Day in order to celebrate and engage youth around the world in conversations with their local, national, and international leaders.

Elizabeth Ivanovich

Today, world leaders will come together in Montreal, Canada to replenish the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis (TB) and Malaria. This is an opportunity to make incredible progress against three of the world’s deadliest preventable diseases, but this progress isn’t possible without partnership and commitment from countries and the private sector around the world.

Guest Blogger

June 6, 2017

Yesterday was the last day of the Nothing But Nets Leadership Summit (which conveniently fell on World Malaria Day!) We went to Capitol Hill to meet with members of Congress and their staffers to emphasize the importance of protecting international aid funding.

Margaret Reilly McDonnell

June 5, 2017

This past weekend, the global fight against some of the world’s deadliest diseases received a major boost from governments, NGOs, the private sector, and other key partners.

Katie Martin

On the heels of the Global Fund’s record-breaking fifth replenishment conference, Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) joined the Nothing But Nets campaign and our partner Junior Chamber International USA (JCI USA) in Detroit on September 24^th to discuss the importance of U.S. government investments in malaria prevention programs.

Guest Blogger

This was my first time volunteering as a Nothing But Nets champion at a Cotopaxi Questival. I was immediately interested in pitching in when I learned that Cotopaxi and Nothing But Nets have teamed up to educate and fundraise with the goal of defeating malaria for good.

United to Beat Malaria Team

It all started with an article in Sports Illustrated written by our co-founder, Rick Reilly. Now, we celebrate the 10th year of that article and of our work to protect children, families, and refugees from malaria.