Advancing Global Health Innovation and Impact for All
The Bay Area Global Health Alliance serves as a neutral convener and catalyst, communicator, and connector, brokering multi-sector collaborations and engaging the tech sector alongside traditional global health stakeholders.
By leveraging the Bay Area’s rich resources and diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem, we have helped advance global health innovation and impact for all by building a trusted multidisciplinary network of global health leaders and experts, fostering connections and collaboration, producing convenings and insightful communications, and forging strategic partnerships.
Our Members
A dedication to working together for innovation and impact for all is what unites us and is our strength.
Our 90+ member organizations are world-class academic institutions, innovative technology and private sector companies, start-ups, foundations, public sector institutions, and experienced nonprofits caring for the world’s most marginalized populations. With roots in the Bay Area, the Alliance has expanded to include organizations from across the United States and the world.
Member News
OpenAI and UNICEF Accelerate Digital Textbook Access
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Transport and Distribution Brief – Ethiopia Landscaping Assessment: Synthesis Report
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Audere Celebrates Over 1 Million AI-Enabled Rapid Tests
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Alliance News
The Potential of GenAI for Health Behavior Change | Key Takeaways from the White Paper Virtual Launch
Watch the recording here. View and download the white paper here. On March 26, the Bay Area Global Health Alliance hosted a virtual launch event for the recently released white paper, Generative AI for Health in Low and Middle-Income Countries, showcasing...
Most USAID Projects Now Canceled, Supreme Court Blocks Foreign Aid Freeze, NIH Cuts Halted
In a legal blow to the Trump administration, the Supreme Court on March 5 blocked a $2 billion freeze on foreign aid, ruling 5-4 against the spending cuts. Aid organizations, including the Global Health Council, had urged the Supreme Court to enforce the restart of...
Tackling AMR with Outcomes-Based Financing: Findings from Tanzania and Senegal
Watch the discussion here. On February 25, Neha Agarwal, senior director of strategy at PATH and Alliance board vice chair, led a session for Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign's Innovation and Health Equity Series. She discussed how outcomes-based financing...
Events
World Health Worker Week 2025
The world is facing a shortage of 11 million health workers by 2030. World Health Worker Week (#WHWWeek) highlights the importance of the health workforce – nurses, pharmacists, epidemiologists, doctors, community health workers, lab technicians, and their colleagues...
Forecasting Health Futures Global Summit 2025
Human health sits at the center of the interconnected crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and desertification. The Forecasting Health Futures Global Summit 2025 will convene experts and influencers on April 8-10 from across these domains to advocate for a...
Moving Beyond IRR to Social Value
How can startups measure intangibles like social equity, accessibility, long-term sustainability, let alone health outcomes that may play out over many years? Join Stanford Biodesign for a discussion that goes beyond the traditional healthcare model to involve public...