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On World Social Work Day, we honor work social workers around the world who are improving the health and welfare of children and families.

What does 2020 The Year of the Nurse and the Midwife mean for us? How will we be honored —and how will we honor the profession?

They’re a country’s most valuable resource during any outbreak.

A community health worker from Kenya inspired global health advocates at the 2020 Prince Mahidol Awards Conference and UHC Forum.

Imelda Ngonyani and other nurses in Tanzania are making a key HIV prevention strategy more available. This is the first post in our Frontline Perspectives blog series for the Year of the Nurse and the Midwife.

The right to health and other human rights are inextricably linked on the frontlines of war and disaster.

This midwife is giving babies born too soon a chance at life.

We need the unique expertise of both to solve community health problems.

For World Mental Health Day, we honor survivors of climate disasters and health workers providing much needed mental health services.

Johnson & Johnson is delivering on the new Political Declaration for UHC by launching the Center for Health Worker Innovation to strengthen primary, community-based care.