Press Releases
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ONE urges Secretary Pompeo not to defend proposed cuts to global AIDS funding, and to reject Administration’s harmful PEPFAR strategy
WASHINGTON — On the eve of the 15th anniversary of the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), The ONE Campaign released the following statement calling on Secretary Mike Pompeo to reject the Administration’s strategy for PEPFAR proposed by his predecessor at the State Department, which threatens to trigger a resurgence of the AIDS…
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ONE applauds the House Foreign Affairs Committee for advancing new bipartisan bill to bring private-sector money into fight against poverty
WASHINGTON — Following today’s markup in the House Foreign Affairs Committee of H.R. 5105, the Better Utilization of Investments Leading to Development (BUILD) Act, The ONE Campaign issued the below statement praising the Committees’ progress. Today, two dozen ONE faith leaders from across the country are on Capitol Hill to urge leaders in Congress to…
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Pompeo should reject Tillerson’s disastrous PEPFAR strategy
WASHINGTON — Ahead of Mike Pompeo’s confirmation hearing to be Secretary of State, The ONE Campaign released the following statement calling on the nominee to reject former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson’s PEPFAR strategy that threatens to trigger a resurgence of the epidemic. Tom Hart, North America executive director at The ONE Campaign: “The strategy and funding…
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ONE applauds the FY 2018 budget, urges Congress to support full funding for SFOPS in FY 2019
WASHINGTON — The ONE Campaign released the below statement applauding the FY 2018 budget, which protects life-saving assistance accounts, including many of ONE’s core priorities, for the remainder of the fiscal year. Tom Hart, North America executive director at The ONE Campaign: “In the face of unprecedented proposed cuts from the White House to America’s…
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ONE welcomes new bipartisan bill to increase stability and prevent violent conflicts in fragile countries
WASHINGTON — The ONE Campaign today welcomed the introduction of the Global Fragility and Violence Reduction Act (HR 5273), which would direct USAID, the State Department, and the Pentagon to work together to develop a coherent strategy for reducing fragility and violence, by addressing their root causes in fragile and conflict-affected countries. The number of…
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ONE endorses new bipartisan bill to bring private-sector funds into global poverty fight
WASHINGTON — The ONE Campaign today applauded the bipartisan, bicameral introduction of the Better Utilization of Investments Leading to Development Act (BUILD) Act (HR 5105 and S 2463), which would bring tens of billions of dollars in new private-sector investment into the fight against extreme global poverty by helping innovative American entrepreneurs build infrastructure projects,…
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Wisconsin residents head to Washington, urge Speaker Ryan to protect foreign aid
WASHINGTON — Released last week, President Trump’s budget request for Fiscal Year 2019 includes a roughly 30 percent cut to the international affairs budget from the FY17 enacted level. Later this month, two Wisconsin residents, Lynn Otto and Scott Petersen, will travel to Washington, D.C. to urge Speaker Paul Ryan to protect funding for the nation’s diplomacy…
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White House backs bipartisan idea for bringing private-sector funds into global poverty fight
WASHINGTON — Released today, President Trump’s budget request for Fiscal Year 2019 calls for the better leveraging of America’s private sector to help catalyze economic growth in developing countries. The ONE Campaign released the below statement reacting to this bipartisan idea. Tom Hart, North America executive director for The ONE Campaign: “Buried in the President’s FY19…
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ONE reacts to President’s FY19 budget proposal
WASHINGTON — The ONE Campaign released the below statement today following the introduction of President Trump’s budget request for Fiscal Year 2019. Tom Hart, North America executive director for The ONE Campaign: “This is not a serious proposal and Congress should do as it did last year: ignore it.”
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Leading Humanitarian, Development, And Global Health Organizations Again Join Forces Again Join Forces Against Cuts To Foreign Assistance
Leading humanitarian, development, and global health organizations call upon Congress to reject the Administration’s inadequate and dangerous Budget Request for Fiscal Year 2019 (FY 2019) and to instead sustain and protect the International Affairs Budget in FY 2019 at a minimum of current FY 2017 levels. Congressional leadership remains critical to ensuring strong U.S. global…