Tuberculosis (TB) remains the deadliest infectious disease in the world. It is a global disease, found in every country and in approximately one quarter of the world’s population. Even though TB is a preventable, treatable and curable airborne infection, A total of 1...

The International Affairs Budget represents less than 1% of federal spending—but it plays a critical role in advancing U.S. national security, economic opportunity and global leadership.The Fiscal Year 2027 budget request proposes cutting international assistance by roughly...

Every two minutes, a woman dies from pregnancy-related complications, and millions of children die each year from preventable causes. The Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Act would expand access to proven, low-cost interventions that can save lives, strengthen U.S....

Five-year-old Hind Rajab was killed in Gaza on January 29, 2024, alongside six members of her family after their vehicle came under attack. Two paramedics attempting to rescue her were also killed. Her story became a global symbol of the devastating toll the conflict has...

U.S. policy plays a powerful role in shaping humanitarian outcomes abroad. The Block the Bombs Act (H.R. 3565) seeks to strengthen oversight and accountability around U.S. weapons transfers to help protect civilians in Gaza. By contacting your Representative today, you can...

Early childhood development is one of the most effective ways to break the cycle of global poverty. The Global Child Thrive Reauthorization Act would extend critical U.S. leadership on early childhood development through 2030, ensuring that vulnerable children have the...

Gaza's health care system remains in crisis, leaving thousands of critically ill and injured patients without access to lifesaving treatment. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 18,500 patients, including approximately 4,000 children, need medical...

Conflict, violence and instability are on the rise globally—forcibly displacing over 122 million people and leaving more than 305 million in need of urgent humanitarian aid. The United States has a proven tool to address these root causes in several countries: the Global...