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Today marks the 16th anniversary of the January 12, 2010 earthquake in Haiti—a moment of deep devastation, resilience, and global reckoning.

As we remember our loved ones who were lost, we also honor the ongoing leadership, resistance, and care that is being carried forward by Haitian communities and health workers today. At EqualHealth, this remembrance deepens our commitment to health justice and anti-racism in Haiti.

We invite you to engage with the resources our community has created to bear witness, share truth, and build collective power. Learn more:

Remembering the 2010 Haiti Earthquake Today, we honor our Haitian community and their work building health justice, anti-racism, and hope.

Today is Giving Tuesday! 🌟 On this global day of generosity, we would be incredibly grateful for any amount of support you can provide to help EqualHealth’s educational and advocacy work to continue.

Will you consider donating $50 today, in honor of our 15th anniversary?

Your donation will go directly to funding our staff and programs in this deeply critical time.

Thank you for your unwavering support in ensuring that all people, no matter who they are, are guaranteed equitable access to health justice.

➡️ Donate now: https://givebutter.com/equal-healths-campaign-for-health-equity

This year, we're celebrate our 15-year anniversary of health equity, social medicine advocacy and education. 💫 As we deepen our work for global health justice, we hope you'll consider a gift of $15 or $150 to help us continue to expand our Social Medicine Course, Campaign Against Racism, and Mutual Aid programs. 🩺 Learn more about our upcoming Giving Tuesday campaign: https://mailchi.mp/equalhealth/2025eoycampaign1

"I was born in the southeast of Haiti, the eldest of a small family that only included my mother and my sister. We were raised in Port-au-Prince, and from early on my childhood was marked by frequent hospital visits due to my severe asthma. What stayed with me the most of my numerous visits to the emergency services was the empathy and kindness of the medical staff. Their compassion inspired me from a young age to become a doctor so that I could one day provide the same care and hope to others."

We invite you to read this powerful article, authored by CAR Haiti member Marie Alexandra Michel and published in The New Humanitarian, about the realities impacting health care workers in Haiti.

A hospital under gang fire: The reality for health workers in Haiti A Haitian doctor who survived an attack on her hospital gives a personal account of the impact of gang violence on the healthcare system and beyond.

We're celebrating 15 years of EqualHealth's fight for global health equity! Take a look at our major milestones—from our first social medicine course in Uganda in 2010, to our first conference in Minnesota in 2016, how well do you know our history? 👇

🌍 Stay connected and support our programs: https://www.equalhealth.org/take-action

Applications are now OPEN for our 2025 Social Medicine Course! ✅ Apply now: https://www.equalhealth.org/news-resources/2025-smc-application “Global Health in Local Contexts: A Transnational Experiential Course on the Social Determinants, Health Equity, and Leading Change” (September-December) immerses learners in the study of health equity, the social and structural determination of health, and leadership for change. 🌍

Apply Now: 2025 Social Medicine Course — EqualHealth Applications are now open! 📝 Uganda application page (Deadline: June 5, 2025) 📝 Haiti application page (Deadline: June 13, 2025) “Global Health in Local Contexts: A Transnational Experiential Course on the Social Determinants, Health Equity, and Leading Change” immerses lea

Mirebalais, Haiti, we see you, we cry out for you, we grieve for you, and we remain steadfast in our commitment to love you, and to struggle for you with every last collective breath we have. The sun will rise again, so hold on for the new world.

Letters of Love to Mirebalais, Haiti 🇭🇹 EqualHealth's Campaign Against Racism co-created this action to write letter of love from our working group for Haiti.

Join EqualHealth’s Mutual Aid Campaign for Haiti

This Easter, a time many consider for reflection and community celebration, we invite you to stand in solidarity with the Haitian community.

Right now, the Haitian community is facing an unprecedented crisis marked by escalating violence within Haiti and the weaponization of immigration policies that unjustly target Haitians in the U.S. Many of our partners, colleagues, and friends at EqualHealth are among those affected by these dire circumstances.

We are asking everyone in our community to:

1. Donate any amount to our mutual aid fundraiser.
2. Share a post on social media (Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter).
3. Send an email to an ally in your network.

EqualHealth believes that global solidarity is a powerful tool for addressing inequalities around the world. Our Mutual Aid program was designed to support communities, families, colleagues, and partners affected by both natural and human-caused disasters.

For more information about this campaign and to make your donation, please click on this link: https://givebutter.com/1hLjFk

Thank you for your support!

It's Giving Tuesday! Please join us as we raise $14,000 to honor our last 14 years supporting community-based advocates and health workers leading impactful equity-centered campaigns where they’re needed most.

Join the Movement: Make Global Health Equity a Reality This Giving Tuesday! Please consider joining us this Giving Tuesday as we raise $14,000 to honor our last 14 years supporting community-based advocates and health workers leading impactful equity-centered campaigns where they’re needed most.

Hear from our Campaign Against Racism (CAR) team on the rise of far-right extremism in the U.S.:

Statement from the Campaign Against Racism (CAR) on the Rise of Far-Right Extremism in the U.S. Grief, hope and world building can co-exist. Join us in mobilizing resources to our global CAR chapters.

At EqualHealth, our vision of a future defined by health justice and global solidarity perseveres. Yet, we know the path ahead will be more challenging than ever before. Please join us as we prepare health professionals to fight the structural and social determinants of health.

Join Us in the Urgent Fight for Health Equity A message from Youri on why our commitment to building collective global action must be stronger than ever before.

🎉 Congratulations to our very own Tinashe Goronga, EqualHealth's Campaign Against Racism (CAR) program manager, for being selected as 1 of 34 commissioners for The Lancet Global Health Commission on People-Centered Care for Universal Health Coverage.

This esteemed group includes multidisciplinary experts from around the world representing people with lived experiences, health care providers, policymakers, academic researchers, civil society organizers, and private sector leaders. The Commission aims to address gaps in evidence-based guidance and identify best practices and novel approaches for enabling people-centered care.

The Lancet Global Health Commission on People-Centered Care for Universal Health Coverage appoints commissioners and a board of advisers The Lancet Global Health Commission on People-Centered Care for Universal Health Coverage (the Commission) is honored to announce 31 commissioners and a board of 15 advisers. This esteemed group includes multidisciplinary experts from around the world representing people with lived experiences, heal...