A midwife in Senegal lost the roads pregnant women used to reach the health centre, so she found another way to stay reachable. Read the full article: https://www.learning.foundation/2026/08/02/what-did-we-learn-at-teach-to-reach-15/
More than 80,000 frontline health and humanitarian workers met on 2 July 2026 for Teach to Reach 15, the fifteenth edition of the world's largest peer learning event.
The Geneva Learning Foundation is publishing six new stories from Senegal, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Nepal, Uganda, and Saudi Arabia.
In Kolda, floods took the tracks pregnant women used to reach care, and antenatal appointments stopped.
In Nairobi, a health promotion coordinator counted a flood differently than a meteorologist, starting with more than 100 dead and following the losses that surfaced weeks later.
A nurse in Kasaï central named a sentence from a colleague that quietly undoes a national bed net campaign.
A physician gave a room a number, more than 17 doctors dead in the current Bun
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