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Dr. Paul Farmer’s legacy lives on through the ideas he shared, the people he trained, and the teams he built. Many of those ideas are captured in his written work. Check out 10 of his most influential books to explore his insights on global health 🧵👇 www.pih.org/article/top-...

Dr. Paul Farmer’s first book, AIDS and Accusation, challenged harmful narratives about Haiti’s HIV epidemic, showing how poverty, history, and inequality fueled the spread of AIDS.

A powerful reminder that disease does not impact everyone equally. Paul Farmer argues that social and economic inequities are often the root causes of illness.

Examining the link between human rights and health, this book exposes the "structural violence" that causes suffering for millions around the world.

Paul Farmer explores Haiti’s history and the international forces that have shaped its political and economic struggles, often at the expense of the poor.

A collection of essays spanning two decades, offering a deeper look into Paul Farmer’s evolving thinking on health, inequality, and social justice.

Part memoir, part analysis, this firsthand account examines the 2010 earthquake and the historical conditions that made the disaster so devastating.

Drawing from commencement speeches, Paul Farmer challenges readers to pursue lives of purpose, service, and solidarity with others.

A conversation between Dr. Paul Farmer and Father Gustavo Gutiérrez that explores accompaniment, solidarity, and a preferential option for the poor.

Part textbook, part call to action, this book offers tools for understanding and addressing the complex challenges facing global health today.