Contribute Towards Greater Transparency in Global Health Policy-Making

We strive to be the most trusted source of global health journalism. Donor contributions are important in nurturing our initiative even as we strive to become self-reliant. Our goal is to promote public engagement in global health decision-making by providing an authoritative forum for discussion.

Investigative, Interdisciplinary Global Health Journalism

Investigative Journalism

Educational Workshops

Diversity in Voices

Woman-led Initiative

Investigative, Interdisciplinary Global Health Journalism

Geneva is the nerve-center of global health, where public and private interests converge to exert their influence in shaping policy-making. Our journalism takes a critical approach shedding light on global health issues, agendas and positions, unpacking opaque processes and revealing stakeholder intentions and interests.

We have been able to monetize our journalism by providing actionable information for experts in global health. Readers pay to support our journalism.

We have won a number of grants including from Open Society Foundation, European Cross-Border Grant and Swiss Journalism Grants.

Our investigative reporting casts light on global-health policy-making by bringing closed door discussions into focus thereby enabling greater engagement.

Geneva Health Files Over Four Years

The journey from a solo media entrepreneur in 2020 to an influential newsletter with 6000+ readers in more than 135 countries in a span of four years. Our timeline:

  • 2020
    1 April, 2020 2020

    We began self-publishing in April 2020, joined the City University of New York’s Entrepreneurial Journalism Creators Program and received The European Cross-Border Journalism Grants to report on COVID-19

  • 2021
    1 March, 2021 2021

    We established a paywall for our newsletter to monetise our actionable content. Launched our signature podcasts, introduced the annual Geneva Heath Files Fellowship Program.

  • 2022
    1 November, 2022 2022

    We won a grant from Open Society Foundations to report on global health negotiations and published our first book, The TRIPS Waiver Negotiations at the World Trade Organisation (October 2020- June 2022)

  • 2023
    1 May, 2023 2023

    We were a part of the International Center for Journalist New Business Hub Program and won grants to work on business strategy

  • 2024
    1 February, 2024 2024

    In our fourth year in operations, we hope to achieve financial sustainability and grow our team.

GHF Primer

Contribute Towards Greater Transparency in Global Health Policy-Making

We strive to be the most trusted source of global health journalism. Donor contributions are important in nurturing our initiative even as we strive to become self-reliant. Our goal is to promote public engagement in global health decision-making by providing an authoritative forum for discussion.

Investigative, Interdisciplinary Global Health Journalism

Investigative Journalism

Educational Workshops

Diversity in Voices

Woman-led Initiative

Investigative, Interdisciplinary Global Health Journalism

Geneva is the nerve-center of global health, where public and private interests converge to exert their influence in shaping policy-making. Our journalism takes a critical approach shedding light on global health issues, agendas and positions, unpacking opaque processes and revealing stakeholder intentions and interests.

We have been able to monetize our journalism by providing actionable information for experts in global health. Readers pay to support our journalism.

We have won a number of grants including from Open Society Foundation, European Cross-Border Grant and Swiss Journalism Grants.

Our investigative reporting casts light on global-health policy-making by bringing closed door discussions into focus thereby enabling greater engagement.

Geneva Health Files Over Four Years

The journey from a solo media entrepreneur in 2020 to an influential newsletter with 6000+ readers in more than 135 countries in a span of four years. Our timeline:

  • 2020
    1 April, 2020 2020

    We began self-publishing in April 2020, joined the City University of New York’s Entrepreneurial Journalism Creators Program and received The European Cross-Border Journalism Grants to report on COVID-19

  • 2021
    1 March, 2021 2021

    We established a paywall for our newsletter to monetise our actionable content. Launched our signature podcasts, introduced the annual Geneva Heath Files Fellowship Program.

  • 2022
    1 November, 2022 2022

    We won a grant from Open Society Foundations to report on global health negotiations and published our first book, The TRIPS Waiver Negotiations at the World Trade Organisation (October 2020- June 2022)

  • 2023
    1 May, 2023 2023

    We were a part of the International Center for Journalist New Business Hub Program and won grants to work on business strategy

  • 2024
    1 February, 2024 2024

    In our fourth year in operations, we hope to achieve financial sustainability and grow our team.

GHF Primer

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