During the first 25 years of the Gates Foundation, we gave away more than $100 billion. Over the next two decades, we will ...

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Explore 25 years of progress in global health, education, and equity—and discover the stories shaping our future.

To empower health care workers in LMIC settings that are not experts in ultrasound with an AI-enabled ultrasound that requires minimal training to use to screen for risks across multiple use cases ...

To support "Mandela: The Official Exhibition" at MOHAI.

To understand the real-world implementation and health service implications of injectable Lenacapavir (Len) for HIV prevention.

Clarence Wardell, Ph.D., leads a team that advances innovation and technology development to improve economic outcomes for individuals in the U.S. with low incomes. Before joining the foundation in ...

to support refinement of learning mindset supportive tools and solutions ...

To support HIV Response Systems in Malawi.

to develop a therapeutic for pregnant women with preeclampsia that safety extends pregnancy to increase the gestational age of the neonate at birth ...

To provide conference support for Growing a Nation of Problem-Solvers: A Summit on Math Outcomes ...

To improve maternal and newborn health in Yemen by providing data-driven decision-making, supply chain optimization, and program scalability.