Today we move one step closer toward a world without polio. This is an incredible milestone that’s worth celebrating. It is also an important reminder of what can be accomplished when we work together toward a common goal. https://t.co/Exxks9jF4q

Mosquito City is home to the world’s largest captive colony of mosquitoes. @IfakaraHealth Institute is doing fascinating research there about mosquito behaviors and finding ways to outsmart them. https://t.co/p3r11gMqdn

Deaths from malaria have been cut by more than half since the year 2000. Increased bed net use is one of the main reasons why https://t.co/qxMqqCUs11 #WorldMosquitoDay

Ridding the world of preventable, treatable diseases like malaria will save millions of lives and lead to healthier, more prosperous communities. And that will make them better prepared to confront any new health challenges like COVID-19 in the future. https://t.co/6AbgoLSVai https://t.co/D6xm7XeuBH

The progress the world has made against malaria is one of the greatest success stories ever. The COVID-19 pandemic only reinforces why eradicating malaria is so essential. https://t.co/aEtxSWNegs

Move aside, @SharkWeek. This is the still the world’s deadliest killer: https://t.co/AOi5VSmfLF https://t.co/3GLwnkinlI

Because of long-standing barriers that are made worse by COVID-19, hundreds of thousands of students with promise may never start college. This would be disastrous for these young people and for the country. Here’s what we’re doing to help: https://t.co/2NqFWLr30o

Teaching special education takes an amazing person to figure out exactly what works for each child. Talking with Washington State Teacher of the Year Amy Campbell gave me an even greater appreciation for these educators: https://t.co/YIxI1eoMkG https://t.co/kOY0tciVAp

Our foundation is partnering with @DonorsChoose to support teachers as they get ready to go back to school—in whatever form that takes—and will boost your donations to the classroom project of your choice today. https://t.co/nh3CnQI9vm