“We got to the family’s courtyard, and this little girl was having a bath in a big blue bucket,” remembers Siri, who is a talented photographer as well as an expert in behavior change communications. “I took a picture of her as she peered over the edge of the tub.”

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Although malaria is preventable and treatable, it continues to disproportionally affect the most vulnerable, primarily young children and pregnant women in Africa. Using the world’s favorite sport and partners from across Africa, United Against Malaria is delivering messages on the prevention and treatment of malaria directly to African soccer fans through their sports heroes.

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The possibility of ending malaria is within reach, but these dramatic gains are in jeopardy. The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which provides two-thirds of the global financing for efforts to combat malaria, is facing a financial crisis due to unfulfilled donor commitments.

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Family planning saves lives and leads to stronger economies.

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Today I’m excited to welcome some of the world’s foremost experts and advocates to Seattle for the foundation’s second Malaria Forum.

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