Resources

The real lives and faces behind the disease inspired Global Health Advocates India to harness the power of art through a collaboration with the Art For Change Foundation — a group of socially conscious artists — to create an exhibition dedicated to those who battle with TB. Inside "Chehera: The Human Face of TB" are 88 pages of images and personal accounts from the artists who created them.

ACTION research published in 2010: "Women and Tuberculosis: Taking Action Against a Neglected Issue"; "Aid Without Impact: How the World Bank and Development Partners Are Failing to Improve Health Through SWAps"; and "U.S. HIV/AIDS Policy & the Fight Against Tuberculosis: An Advocacy Case Study"

This TB-HIV report card looks at the percentage of people living with HIV who are screened for TB.

This report seeks to assess the efforts of the World Bank and its development partners to address TB in sub-Saharan Africa through SWAps. Moreover, because SWAps are intended to improve public health more generally, the research yielded evidence regarding their performance against other priority health interventions.

In this brief, ACTION reviews the evidence regarding women and TB and provides recommendations for accelerating the response by integrating TB services with those for maternal and child health and by increasing collaboration on advocacy between the infectious disease and the maternal and child health communities.

This case study tells the story of ACTION’s strategies to increase PEPFAR’s support for TB-HIV integration. In its advocacy work with PEPFAR, ACTION has contributed to securing policy change and significantly increasing PEPFAR spending for TB-HIV.

Research published in 2009: "Living With HIV, Dying of TB" and "Tuberculosis-Voices in the Fight against a Pandemic"

Research published in 2008: "TB-HIV Report: The 1% Scandal — Living with HIV, Dying of TB" and "India Tuberculosis Control Report Card"