6 key moments in the fight for #EducationForRefugees

Lack of education can be devastating to refugee children.They’ve already lost their homes—they shouldn’t lose their futures, too.

We did it! Up to 8 million more lives can be saved by the Global Fund

On Saturday, we delivered your name straight to Prime Minister Trudeau, and we found out that the Global Fund had just raised nearly 13 billion dollars to help fight AIDS, TB and malaria for the next three years.

ONE Nigeria members walk for better health systems on International Youth Day

For a nation to develop and compete favourably with other nations, it must put youth at the center of all its economic development efforts.

Relief and recovery in northeast Nigeria

With time, continued security, close coordination at all levels of government, open government process, and engagement by civilian, development, environment and health organisations, there is hope for northeast Nigeria to overcome current challenges and once again drive the region forward.

Africa desperately needs more health investment

Investment in the health sector is crucial, since disease and untreated illnesses hinder broader development progress in many low-income countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa.

“It’s time young Africans added their voices to policymaking” – Dorothy Okatch

I always thought of myself as a rights advocate, a motivator, and someone who imparts knowledge to young people.

Meet the #TeamRefugees runners competing in Rio

These are the five refugees selected to compete as runners at the Rio Olympics this summer.

Two stories which re-affirm that we need to #MakeNaijaStronger

The challenges surrounding the Nigerian health system are many and it’s time for the government to re-evaluate and take action to preserve the lives of the many Nigerians affected by the failed system.

Ten amazing stunts at #AIDS2016 to blow your mind away

This week ONE is in Durban, South Africa where we are attending the International AIDS Conference.

ONE at the International Aids Conference 2016

ONE is at the International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa this week to tell world leaders that the fight against HIV/AIDS is not over. International governments and African leaders must make it a priority to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS in order to protect the millions of lives at risk.

A hunger crisis demands action in Northeast Nigeria

On July 12, UN humanitarian convoys uncovered emergency levels of acute malnutrition and famine-like conditions in Northeast Nigeria.

Why I became an HIV and AIDS activist

"Someone once said to me, ‘Chinasa: why do you always exude this strong, nothing gets to me attitude, but are fragile when defending something you believe in?"