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Five for Friday
A Weekly Digest from the Bush Center
September 27, 2019
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Go Further Partnership Screens More than 500,000 Women in its First Year
This week, President Bush announced the progress made through Go Further, the Bush Institute’s partnership with PEPFAR, UNAIDS, and Merck to eliminate cervical cancer among HIV-positive women in Sub-Saharan Africa. “It's important for the American people to know that the results are astounding,” President Bush said at a meeting with world leaders at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum.
Why this work makes the world a better place
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In Focus
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NEW SERIES | Data in the Moment
This week, the Bush Institute and The 74, a leading national education publication, presented a series of essays evaluating the evolution and impact of the Dallas Independent School District’s Accelerating Campus Excellence initiative.
Read the essays
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SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH | Actions Washington Can Take
Although veterans comprise only 7.9 percent of the U.S. population, they account for 13.5 percent of all U.S. adult suicide. Many of these men and women suffer from the visible and invisible wounds of war and forgo the care they need. Our nation can change these statistics.
Learn how
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GLOBAL HEALTH | Surviving Cervical Cancer
Lydia Musonda, a 29-year old mother and entrepreneur from Zambia, benefited from PEPFAR programming in her country and shared her story of survival at the Concordia Annual Summit in New York this week.
Read her story
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THE STRATEGERIST | Conversations with Afghan Women
Afghanistan has many courageous female trailblazers who have forged paths for their peers. On The Strategerist, two Afghan leaders discuss their vision for the future and share messages of hope to Afghan women and girls.
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