In the News
“Solidarity Bridge is true to their vision statement; they do indeed “transform lives by promoting solidarity and justice through experiences of service and healing.” ”
The Evanston Roundtable (2019) celebrates the departure of Solidarity Bridge’s 100th mission trip.
The ROW Foundation (2019) posted Board member Kurt Florian’s reflections on his trip to Bolivia on behalf of the epilepsy program.
Mission Matters Live (2018) recorded an interview with Solidarity Bridge for Chicago Archdiocesan radio. A copy of the interview, and an extended interview, are available to stream online.
Visionaries (2018) a PBS production company, selected Solidarity Bridge to be featured in a 30 minute documentary film airing nationally in 2018 and 2019. The program captures one of our general surgery mission teams and their collaboration with our Bolivian partner surgeons.
The Nonprofit Optimist (2017) interviewed Executive Director Ann Rhomberg on the topic of cultivating and maintaining a positive and productive office environment.
AmeriCares Article (May 2015) When Surgery Was Beyond Reach, He Had Only One Hope explores the value of the partnership between AmeriCares and Solidarity Bridge.
Ruin My Life the Plans I Have Made Blog (2014) A nurse in Bolivia shares her experience of caring for a Solidarity Bridge patient, baby Daniel.
Evanston RoundTable Article (May 2014) A local newspaper featured Solidarity Bridge’s effort to load a semi truck with medical equipment and supplies bound for Bolivia.
American Way Magazine Ad (May 2014) This free, full-page ad was part of our prize package from American Airlines’ “Flights, Camera, Action” competition.
Inc. Magazine Ad (February 2014) Another free, full-page ad was part of our prize package from American Airlines’ “Flights, Camera, Action” competition.
Evanston RoundTable Article (July 2013) A local newspaper featured Dr. Roberta Glick, a Solidarity Bridge missioner and neurosurgeon.
AANS Neurosurgeon Article (Winter 2013) The American Association of Neurological Surgeons featured Solidarity Bridge’s Neurosurgery Program in their publication.