The Xylom publishes collaborative, in-depth investigative and feature reporting on health and environmental disparities around the world, often co-published with partner outlets. Readers get on-the-ground stories, such as conservation in Guatemala and water contamination in Nigeria, plus occasional updates about the publication itself.

First-person visual and narrative essays documenting the impact of US funding cuts on HIV programs and the people who run them, reported from places like Pretoria and Entebbe. Issues combine on-the-ground reporting, analog photography and reflections on advocacy.

Geneva Health Files reports on global health policy-making in Geneva, including WHO negotiations, pandemic agreements and global health governance. It combines in-depth analysis, guest essays and curated roundups for professionals working in the field.

A newsletter from ONE Data that examines global development, aid and public finance through data-driven analysis and first-person commentary. Issues cover topics such as debt service versus health spending, aid cuts, and child survival trends, and promote ONE's own data tools.