An Opportunity to Commit to Disease Elimination
The President's Budget Request for FY26 cuts overall global health spending while prioritizing polio and malaria. We can make historic progress against these diseases, but only if U.S. and multilateral programs are fully funded.
The 78th World Health Assembly
The World Health Assembly just wrapped and once again, it was a big year for immunization. Here’s what you need to know.
The Power of Collaboration: World Immunization Week 2025
Today kicks off World Immunization Week, a reminder of our progress and the road ahead in global immunization.
Cornell Represents On the Hill to Advocate for Vaccine Access
Cornell Champions' advocacy with Shot@Life highlighted on the Weill Cornell website.
Measles vaccinations promote herd immunity and save taxpayer dollars
Shot@Life Champion Janice Hawkins' Letter to the Editor during Advocate to Vaccinate.
Vaccines save lives
Shot@Life Champion Janice Hawkins' Letter to the Editor during Advocate to Vaccinate.
What makes a vaccine?
Vaccines are miracles of modern medicine that have saved hundreds of millions of lives. But behind every vaccine are years of careful research and rigorous testing. Here’s what you need to know.
Every child, regardless of birthplace, deserves a healthy future
Shot@Life Champion Charles Ajala's Letter to the Editor during Advocate to Vaccinate.
America and the WHO: An Essential Partnership
With continued U.S. leadership in the World Health Organization in doubt, it’s time to remember that this longstanding partnership has made our world—and our country—healthier and more secure.
Community Health Workers Are Critical To Providing Care
In many countries, community health workers are they key to ensuring health services reach the most isolated and the most vulnerable.
Become a Shot@Life Champion
Are you ready to increase your commitment to fight for global vaccine equity? Sign up for an advocacy training and become a Shot@Life Champion!
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