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Susannah Rosenblatt

June 8, 2017

Nyirabigeyo, a 20-year-old Congolese refugee, shares just about everything with her first child, a 4-month-old baby boy named Shema. Her tiny mud home in Rwanda’s Kiziba Refugee Camp, her bed, her love.

Guest Blogger

For three years in a row, I have spent one particular February night at a cafe in Dexter, Michigan surrounded by good food and music. The element that makes these nights special is the memory of one remarkable boy’s fight against extreme poverty, a fight that has been continued by a community committed to his dream of its eradication.

Chris Helfrich

Sometimes you meet people that you know you’ll never forget, even if you don’t ever see them again. That happened yesterday during our trip to Gihembe refugee camp with our newest campaign partner, rock band Dawes.

Klaenyza Pritchard

In the past six years, we have brought together the world’s largest group of partners and grassroots supporters to send nets to save lives from this deadly disease.

Klaenyza Pritchard

WWE Divas Natalya and Alicia Fox joined Nothing But Nets in Rwanda in an effort to help spread awareness about malaria and deliver life-saving bed nets to refugees. The trip was part of the Nothing But Nets partnership with WWE. Take an exclusive look at footage from the trip!

Klaenyza Pritchard

The Nothing Buts Nets Partner and Champion Summit celebrated the innovative alliances that have kept our campaign strong, while brainstorming strategies to move Nothing But Nets forward.

WWE Divas

It’s one thing to hear about a scary, serious global health problem like malaria on TV or in the news. It’s not a disease that we have much experience with anymore in the United States.

Isaac Nuell

Some of you may have heard a lot about plagues over the past few days, but I hope you’ll take three minutes to learn about a very real one facing half the world’s population today.

Klaenyza Pritchard

On Friday April 5, Nothing But Nets participated in a 1,000-minute digital rally celebrating the progress of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) with a look forward to post 2015 goals.

Klaenyza Pritchard

Stephen has been a supporter of the Nothing But Nets campaign since his years at Davidson College, and this season he showed the world that he is still committed to the fight against deadly malaria.