about 2 years ago // Global health
To address this public health emergency, we need the global community's commitment to a just transition toward clean energy to protect people’s health, well-being, and livelihoods.
over 3 years ago // Global health
Despite the very recent experience of the pandemic, the international response to the Ebola outbreak in Uganda has been myopic, leaving the country more isolated than it should be in the struggle to address this latest threat.
over 5 years ago // Sponsored by Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited
In mobilizing to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the world must come together to strengthen comprehensive health systems and maintain progress on global goals in health and beyond, according to this op-ed.
about 7 years ago // Family Planning
"There is a simple truth: Investing in women's health creates a ripple effect that results in healthy societies on all levels." Seed Global Health CEO Vanessa Kerry weighs in on the economic case for family planning and reproductive rights.
over 7 years ago // UNGA 2018
While there is no simple solution to achieve the SDGs, none of the health targets can be achieved without the health professionals who diagnose and treat disease in all its complexity. Overlook the major role they have in creating strong health systems, or fail to invest in building their capacity and sustainability will remain a faraway dream.
over 7 years ago // AIDS 2018
Vanessa Kerry, CEO and co-founder of Seed Global Health, makes the case for investing in health workers ahead of the AIDS 2018 conference in Amsterdam.
over 7 years ago // Maternal health
Despite success in reducing mortality rates, the world’s most vulnerable, hard-to-reach women and children continue to face great barriers to accessing basic health services. Kris Perry, Save the Children Action Network president, and Vanessa Kerry, Seed Global Health co-founder and CEO weigh in.
almost 9 years ago // Human resources
For thousands of physicians, medical credentials have been replaced by a new label: Refugee. Seed Global Health CEO Vanessa Kerry explains how we can overcome the problems that are preventing trained health workers from being fully utilized as clinicians and educators in the health workforce.