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The CDC Foundation builds innovative partnerships to advance the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's () 24/7 lifesaving work.
Atlanta, GAcdcfoundation.orgJoined May 2010

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Instead of caring for one patient at a time, public health nurses promote the health & safety of an entire community. Trista Goldstein, RN, works with to educate people about healthcare issues and help those in vulnerable populations access care. #NationalNursesWeek
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Our President & CEO Dr. Judy Monroe participated in this week's "Women of CDC" panel discussion with leaders Dr. Walensky, Dr. Debra Houry, ​Sherri Berger, Dr. Leslie Ann Dauphin & Karen Hacker. Thank you to the Georgia for a great event!
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Our President and CEO, , joined a powerful panel on women's leadership today's Global Conference. Panel participants shared data and lived examples of how a diverse workforce creates stronger, more effective organizations.
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We are creating communities where everyone can live their healthiest lives. In one year, we worked with more than 300 local organizations-empowering them to find local solutions to supporting the health and safety of their community. Learn about our work: cdcf.link/FY2022
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Chronic poverty and crowded living conditions contributed to a high rate of COVID infection in tribal communities. To help, we worked with the Afya Foundation to provide personal protective equipment for health workers and essentials for tribal elders.
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"I’m inspired daily by the people I work with who show up to save lives because the overdose crisis has personally affected them or their friends and family too." — Audi Lahijani, senior emergency response officer with our Response, Crisis and Preparedness Unit, on what inspires.
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Research is critical in our fight to #endmalaria, and that’s why we're supporting the team as they innovate new tools to control this deadly disease and save lives. #Worldmalariaday
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Emerging biological threats are putting progress in the fight against #malaria at risk. This #WorldMalariaDay, it’s time to #innovate 🔬 to deliver new tools to reach those who need them the most and #EndMalaria. #OutreachNetwork #TimeToDeliverZeroMalaria
World Malaria Day 2023
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Next up in our #EarthDay feature, we're sharing a recent story highlighting our ongoing work to protect health in Haiti after an environmental disaster. Learn about how we work with international partners to support and strengthen Haiti’s health system:
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This #EarthDay, we're sharing a round-up showcasing our work to help improve lives around the globe. In this first story, read how we're supporting work to help an estimated 2.2 million Americans living in homes without running water or basic plumbing:
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"We need data in public health that moves faster than the disease." - CDC Foundation President & CEO, Today, Dr. Monroe joined 's Dr. Rochelle Walensky, who spoke about the pressing needs of today's public health system at 's event.
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Today we're spotlighting Minjung Jung, a CDC Foundation refugee mental health coordinator. Her work helps to find culturally & linguistically appropriate care for thousands of Afghan and Ukrainian newcomers struggling with PTSD and anxiety. 👏 #PeopleofPublicHealth
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"I have been privileged to work with incredibly talented, thoughtful and kind individuals who are committed to re-imagining the systems around us to ensure health and wellbeing for all.” — Carrie Ripkey, field coordinator with the Infectious Disease Programs, CDC Foundation.
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A global health innovation district in Atlanta could set the stage to create a healthier future for all. For more on the concept and its potential to foster collaboration, create jobs and improve the city's quality of life, read today's opinion piece:
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An initiative to make sure mpox vaccinations were being offered to people at higher risk for the disease is a prime example of the CDC Foundation’s success in providing mini-grants to local organizations that create neighborhood-level change.
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