The recently passed “One Big Beautiful Bill” represents the largest and greatest healthcare loss in American history, cutting health care for 17 million people living in this country. This bill, passed in the United States Congress today, is a profound and deadly cut for people living with diabetes, their families, and marginalized and disabled people across the country.
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On May 2, 2025, #insulin4all advocates, including T1International’s Executive Director Shaina Kasper, participated in a high-level United Nations hearing to shape the agenda for the upcoming Political Declaration on noncommunicable diseases. In remarks, Kasper called on UN member states to urgently address insulin affordability, support public manufacturing, and center patients in global diabetes policy decisions. Emphasizing that the insulin crisis is far from over, she highlighted patient stories from around the world and urged bold action to ensure equitable access to lifesaving diabetes care. Read more
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As 2024 comes to an end, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the collective power of the T1International community. This year has been filled with challenges and victories as we’ve worked together to fight for affordable and accessible insulin. Here’s a month-by-month look at what we’ve accomplished, thanks to your support and the dedication of advocates across the globe. Read more
This blog post was first published in the Hartford Courant on September 15, 2024 by Arden Parrish under the title: Opinion: The insulin crisis is far from over. Public pharma could be the solution. Read more
T1International is pleased to announce that Shaina Kasper has been appointed as the new Executive Director. Shaina succeeds Elizabeth “Liz” Pfiester, the organization’s Founder and Executive Director since 2013, who established T1International as a force for change in the fight against insulin price gouging and for the rights of people living with type 1 diabetes. Read more
This blog post was first published in Bridge Michigan on May 28, 2024 by Quinn Nichols, Nicole Koonce, and Allison Hardt under the title: Michigan has a chance to learn from California’s public pharma initiative. Read more