Greening Our Planet, One Bulb at a Time
by Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa
At 6,500 miles, Los Angeles has the largest network of streets and roads and the second largest number of street lights – 210,000 – to light the way. In 2009, the City of Los Angeles teamed up with the Clinton Climate Initiative (CCI) to find out how much those lights were costing the City - and our climate.
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HIV/AIDS
What I Saw and Learned in Southeast Asia and Why I Left Inspired
Over last week, I traveled across Southeast Asia, delivering clean water as part of Procter & Gamble’s Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) commitment in Myanmar, attending the Women Deliver conference in Kuala Lumpur and ending my trip in Cambodia...
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Bringing Change to Washington’s HIV Crisis
All eyes have been on Washington D.C. as the close of the inauguration brings the inevitable return to political wrangling. But to Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) participant Tyler Spencer and a group of NCAA-Division I athletes, partisanship isn’t the capitol city’s only problem.
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Early Diagnosis Programs Save Infant Lives in Nigeria
This World AIDS Day, we’re reflecting on progress made since the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) began working 10 years ago – and focusing on the vital work that remains to achieve an AIDS-free generation. Maternal and child health programs...
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World AIDS Day: 25 Years of Progress
Today is the 25th World AIDS Day – our pandemic is now old enough to have reached such a milestone. As I think back over the past 25 years, I will always remember the spring of 1996, when I was working as a clinician in Lesotho. It was the moment when we began to realize the terrible impact that HIV would have...
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Clinton Health Access Initiative: 10 Years of Transformation
On Friday, July 27, 2012, President Clinton spoke at the International AIDS Conference and discussed how much progress has been made in providing treatment for HIV/AIDS. Read about how the Clinton Health Access Initiative has been helping address the HIV/AIDS crisis over the past 10 years...
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