You might have heard that “no one has died” as a result of disruptions to life-saving foreign assistance funding. This narrative is demonstrably false and incredibly dangerous. https://t.co/ASbe9N6rgc

“Cutting HIV programs through PEPFAR doesn’t just affect HIV. It makes people more vulnerable to other outbreaks like mpox or any other pathogen. [...] There’s a ripple effect across health systems. You weaken one area and the whole system is at risk.” https://t.co/Xqawnbyke9

Don't just take it from us. Listen to first-hand stories from the people who are actually facing these challenges on the front lines.👇 https://t.co/kUDjsK5nGq

But it’s not just PEPFAR. The abrupt USAID freeze stopped millions of people from accessing food, water, and medication. As you read this, thousands of tons of supplies are expiring in trucks without transportation contracts. This is real. It's happening right now. (4/5)

Take PEPFAR for example: a program that helped save over 26 million lives from HIV/AIDS. Dismantling USAID brought ground operations to a halt. Suddenly, access to antiretroviral drugs dried up. Clinics couldn’t keep their lights on. Infrastructure disappeared. (3/5)

Over the last few months, we have collected stories, facts, and data showing reckless cuts to lifesaving foreign assistance programs have, in fact, claimed lives – and will continue to do so unless we take action. (2/5)

You may have heard some talk about US foreign assistance and USAID coming out of New York this week. We'd like to clear a few things up. (1/5) 🧵

Great news! @RED pledges US$75 million to the @GlobalFund – building on nearly 20 years of partnership & more than US$800 million generated to fight infectious diseases. (RED)’s long-standing partnership has helped expand access to life-saving programs for over 325 million

Ahead of our 20th anniversary year, (RED) is excited to announce a pledge of $75 million to the @GlobalFund over the next three years, made possible thanks to continued private sector support for the fight against AIDS.

We can make the beginning of the end of AIDS a reality. The finish line is in sight, but we need to keep pushing to get across it. Sign our petition to help end HIV/AIDS for good.

“It was aid cuts,” her mom told me — without bitterness or any sense of entitlement, simply stating a fact that is obvious on the ground here. “People are dying every day and night.” https://t.co/TH8L0rzr7Z

🚨HUGE news in the fight against HIV/AIDS! The US will help bring a groundbreaking drug to African countries hit hardest by the epidemic. This could save hundreds of thousands of lives from HIV/AIDS. Join us by pushing Congress to support this effort👇 https://t.co/5L3FqlFupN

🗓️Save the date: Sept 24 | 4-6pm ET During #UNGA week, join us for our event: Uncomfortable Questions, Urgent Solutions — a live policy debate tackling the toughest issues in global development, from health financing to actionable policy. Speakers include: - Larry Madowo, CNN

Coffee and chocolate. Just two of the reasons we're pushing for the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) to be reauthorized before it expires on Sept 30☕️🍫 Last night on Capitol Hill, we showcased products enjoyed by Americans that benefit from AGOA👇

The White House is trying to cancel money Congress allocated for vital foreign assistance programs...again. Join @ONEinAmerica advocates in calling on Congress to push back on this attempt to go around their spending authority.

🚨Unless the UK continues global funding for polio eradication, 200,000 children could be paralysed every year. Our message to the UK government in today’s @Telegraph👇

"I’m just thinking how can we do that, I’m having sleepless nights... How can we have five people providing lifesaving H.I.V. services to 10,000 clients?" https://t.co/0tkA8gLDH5

We love to see our #ONEActivists in action! 👏

Millions of drugs used to treat neglected tropical diseases risk going to waste after U.S. aid cuts. In Africa alone, ~1.6 million medicines have already expired, 8 million more are set to by year-end & another 90 million by May 2026, according to @WHO. https://t.co/p1kLVUX39U

"A major leap forward." https://t.co/BsmjkDDBcS

"Over the last 25 years, the world has made astounding progress immunizing children against preventable diseases like measles and malaria. The Trump administration’s plans to cut U.S. support for that work now would be shortsighted." - @ccylevin https://t.co/aY1kZsXWi1