A two-decade partnership between GPIC and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania shows how sustained, reciprocal learning can expand access to palliative care.
Inspiring the Palliative Care Leaders of Tomorrow
Since 2011 APCA and GPIC have partnered to provide scholarships to health providers seeking to deepen their knowledge and skills in palliative care.
Global Connections at the EAPC World Congress
The EAPC World Congress held May 14–15 in Prague, Czech Republic, brought together nearly 2,000 participants from 76 countries for two days of learning, exchange, and connection.
From Global Engagement to Local Impact
At the 2026 NPHI Annual Summit in Chicago, GPIC supported global engagement by helping bridge global palliative care evidence with local, actionable solutions for U.S. health care leaders.
U.S. Palliative Care Leaders Gather for Global Palliative Care Workshop
GPIC and the Eck Institute for Global Health at the University of Notre Dame hosted a global palliative care workshop on Notre Dame's campus prior to NPHI's annual summit in Chicago, IL.
Collaborating for Global Impact
Around the world, millions of people lack access to quality palliative care – care that relieves suffering and improves quality of life for people with serious illness. Addressing this gap is more important than ever.
7th Kenya National Palliative Care Conference
The 7th National Palliative Care Conference 2026 convened over 330 delegates from Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia, and the United States.
Collaborating Across Regions
Global Partners in Care (GPIC) participated in the XII Latin American Association for Palliative Care (ALCP) Congress, hosted alongside the XI Academia Nacional de Cuidados Paliativos (ANCP) Congress in São Paulo.
Recognizing Innovation in Communication
GPIC supported a communications contest in partnership with ALCP and ANCP. The initiative was designed to recognize creative and innovative approaches to communicating about palliative care across the region.
At the Crossroads of Care: My Time at Island Hospice and Healthcare
During my time interning with Island, I had the pleasure of accompanying social workers and nurses on home visits and hospital rounds.









