The work to support Ukraine is far from over. At the 2023 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, Secretary Clinton announced the launch of the CGI Ukraine Action Network to sustain international attention and action. Since then, the network has grown fivefold, consistently bringing together more than 75 organizations working to support Ukrainians through humanitarian aid, trauma recovery, health care, education and long-term rebuilding, resulting in more than 20 Commitments to Action from the Network. From helping children continue their education to expanding mental health support for people affected by war, CGI partners are addressing urgent needs while laying the groundwork for Ukraine’s recovery.

We know how to solve more of the world’s problems than you might think. So what’s standing in the way? At #CGI2026#, leaders shared four takeaways: 💡 Listen to those closest to the problem 💡 Protect hard-won progress 💡 Shape AI’s future 💡 Turn optimism into action Read the full report:

Move faster. Take risks. Break down silos. And prove that hope is worth fighting for. Those were among the messages Susan Barnett took away from #CGI2026#. Read her reflections in @InsidePhilanthr

Millions of Americans could benefit from PrEP, a medication that can reduce the risk of HIV by about 99% when taken as prescribed — yet fewer than 700,000 are taking it. At #CGI2026# last month, @ChelseaClinton Clinton spoke with @Grindr CEO George Arison about closing this gap — and just last week, Grindr announced plans to acquire Freddie, a telehealth provider, in a move that could help millions of users access PrEP, HIV testing, and prevention care directly through the app. Expanding access to HIV prevention starts with reaching more people with the tools and care they need.