Understanding Us: Global Health Initiatives and Progress

The team at NPR is dedicated to telling stories about how global health and development shape lives, specifically focusing on regions identified as the Global South, which includes lower- and middle-income nations. Despite geographic differences, we emphasize our shared existence in a global community.

Our initiatives in global health and development reporting are financially supported, but NPR retains complete editorial control over our content. Details about NPR’s editorial policies and our supporters can be found on our official website.

We take pride in our accolades for covering transformative global health topics, including impactful stories from across the globe and groundbreaking undertakings such as the innovative ventures in Kenya. Our perpetual mission is to explore and report on technological advancements that improve living conditions globally.

Based out of the NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., our dedicated team comprises several key figures:

Gabrielle Emanuel serves as a correspondent.

Jonathan Lambert also takes on the role of correspondent.

Fatma Tanis is another correspondent in our team.

Ben de la Cruz specializes as a multimedia editor.

Marc Silver oversees digital content as the digital editor.

Rebecca Davis leads as the supervising editor.

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