Ginny Wolfe is currently the Director of US Communications at The ONE Campaign. She has served in the capacity of President at Signet Policy, Politics, Communications SVP at MS&L Worldwide, Senior Counselor at Office of the Senate Majority Leader, Senior Counsel for Commuications and Planning at Office of U.S. Senate Majority Leader William H. Frist, MD, Director of Communications at National Republican Senatorial Committee and Communications Director at Governor Beasley.

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3 Takeaways from ONE’s foreign policy panel at the Republican National Convention

3 Takeaways from ONE’s foreign policy panel at the Republican National Convention

Ginny Wolfe reports live from Tampa, Florida at the Republican National Convention. Tampa in August: walking outside is like trying to crawl through cellophane. It’s an environment conducive to lethargy, except for this week when delegates, big wigs, media and yes, the ONE team all descended on the city for the 2012 Republican National Convention.

“Do just one small thing every day”

“Do just one small thing every day”

My son, Oliver, and I went down to the Washington Mall today – after our wonderful day and night at the Kennedy Center for our event with UNAIDS. ONE Mom Margaret McDonnell was there and got some great photos. I have been working in this field for a long time and have seen the horrors

VIDEO: Laura Bush raises her voice for mothers across the world

When we began thinking about Mother’s Day and our plans to highlight how moms across the world just want what is best for our children, former First Lady Laura Bush was the first person we thought of. Who better to help us tell the story than a daughter and a mom who has spent much

Proofs: Harriet’s second marriage

Proofs: Harriet’s second marriage

Images by Morgana Wingard “You are now getting married for the second time,” said Dr. Mohamed Osmani, an HIV/AIDS specialist at Mbagathi District Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya to his patient, Harriet. “First, you married your husband. Now you are marrying your ARVs. Are you ready to make that commitment?” Harriet nods. “For how long?” the

Proofs: Meet Elizabeth

Proofs: Meet Elizabeth

Images by Morgana Wingard: Victoria and her mom Elizabeth are regular visitors to the Mbagathi District Hospital. At 18 months, Victoria is cheerful, plump and squirming in her mom’s lap. Her mom Elizabeth is HIV-positive, but thanks to treatment during her pregnancy, Victoria is not. The good news is that American support of programs that

Big deal? You bet

Big deal? You bet

Tomorrow, the BBC will be at the Langata Health Center in Nairobi to do a story on the new pneumococcal vaccine now being given here, although the official vaccine launch is not until Valentine’s Day. ONE photographer Morgana Wingard and I are there today, so we fully intend to take credit for scooping the BBC.

Twin proof

Twin proof

When we all arrived in Kisumu, Kenya this morning, none of us had a real handle on how full -– and fulfilling — our day would be. Nor did we have any idea how much we would learn. Alex Vogel, one of my fellow travelers, has described the basics of the programs in his blog

Remembering Vida’s life

When I met Vida just three weeks ago, she was shy but so happy to be among her friends at the Tema clinic -– especially to show everyone her report card! Dr. Patricia, who is one of the most amazing women I have ever met, told us she was very worried about Vida’s deteriorating condition,

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