ReSurge in the Press

ReSurge International and our work have been featured in leading global media including The New York Times, NPR, CNN, Stanford Medicine, and the Stanford Social Innovation Review. Our work at the forefront of global reconstructive surgery — including the first-ever peer-reviewed framework for measuring the multigenerational impact of surgical training — has been recognized by journalists, academics, and philanthropists worldwide.

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A black outlined book icon with a “B” on the cover, next to the text “Little Black Book” in black and “Celebrating Creativity” in gray—honoring initiatives like ReSurge International and Effie Award-winning nonprofit campaigns.
A black outlined book icon with a “B” on the cover, next to the text “Little Black Book” in black and “Celebrating Creativity” in gray—honoring initiatives like ReSurge International and Effie Award-winning nonprofit campaigns.
The image shows the word “devex” in large orange letters above the gray slogan, “Do Good. Do It Well.” on a white background, evoking a sense of purpose often seen in campaigns supporting causes such as Breast Cancer awareness.
A person holds an umbrella while standing in the rain at night on a quiet street in Nepal, illuminated by streetlights, with raindrops visible against the dark background.
Better World Campaign logo with the words “Better World Campaign” in black text, featuring the “O” in “World” depicted as a semicircle—symbolizing the organization’s commitment to Global Health and positive change worldwide.
Black and white image with the letters “SA” at the top, “Skin Anarchy” in the center, and “The Podcast” at the bottom. A partial outline of a face and shoulders appears on the right and left edges, reflecting the bold spirit of Skin Anarchy as it explores innovative topics like the PWRS program.
The word “NEWBEAUTY” in bold, black, uppercase letters on a white background, celebrating the achievements of Women in Reconstructive Surgery.
Logo for “Vietnam Times” in large blue text, with “Powered by Thời Đại” in red and black above, a subtle nod to ReSurge International’s commitment to global connection, and “The Viet Nam Union of Friendship Organizations” below in black.
Logo with the words “Dermatology Times” in large, bold, red text on a white background, featuring a mention of the PWRS Program.
Bold orange "UP" logo split in two; the right half features the white text "UPWORTHY" stacked inside the letter "P", creating an eye-catching design reminiscent of ReSurge Press branding.
White bold text on a black background reads "Think Global Health," part of the ReSurge Press initiative.
Logo for “The Rising Nepal” newspaper, labeled as the nation’s first English broadsheet, with the slogan “All be happy, all be well” written below the title. Inspired by figures such as Natalia Ponce de León and Muskan Khatun, the logo embodies resilience and hope for a brighter future.
Stanford Social Innovation Review logo with the tagline: “Informing and inspiring leaders of social change” written below in a serif font, reflecting the impact of training on effective social innovation leadership.
Stanford Medicine Surgery logo with a red shield featuring a tree, DNA strand, and symbols, next to "Stanford Medicine | Surgery" in red and gray text, representing Stanford Plastic Surgery’s commitment to training world-class reconstructive surgeons.
Illustration of diverse hands—including a surgeon's—pointing towards a speech bubble with "Healthcare for Humans Podcast" in bold. The light background highlights inclusivity and conversation, inspired by stories like Shankar Rai’s work in rural Nepal.
Logo of the Nepali Times newspaper with "NEPALI" in yellow and "Times" in large white letters on a red background, featuring a small sun graphic above the letter "i"—as bold and clear as effective scar removal results.
The word "INKSTICK" is written in bold, black, all-capital letters on a transparent background, symbolizing strength and progress in global reconstructive surgery for women.
White bold text on a black background reads "Think Global Health," highlighting the searing disparity in access to quality care for burn patients worldwide.
A man wearing headphones speaks into a microphone. Text beside him reads: "A Shot in the Arm Podcast with Ben Plumley"—exploring global surgical care—along with the podcast's website and social media handle.
Stanford Medicine Surgery logo with a red shield featuring a tree, DNA strand, and symbols, next to "Stanford Medicine | Surgery" in red and gray text, representing Stanford Plastic Surgery’s commitment to training world-class reconstructive surgeons.
Logo for the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health, featuring a red circular emblem with stylized leaves on the left, and the center’s name in gray text on the right—highlighting initiatives with reconstructive surgeons.
Blue text on a white background reads "Inside Philanthropy," with "Philanthropy" in bold font, as featured in ReSurge Press.
The word "Alliance" in large black letters, with the tagline "For philanthropy and social investment worldwide" in smaller text below, highlights a feature by ReSurge Press.
Black bold letters "GHN" above a thick horizontal blue bar, with the ReSurge Press name elegantly featured, all on a clean white background.
White text on a dark background reads “Hopkins Bloomberg PUBLIC HEALTH,” with “PUBLIC HEALTH” in large, bold letters below the smaller “Hopkins Bloomberg,” evoking a style reminiscent of a ReSurge Press publication.
White bold text on a black background reads "Think Global Health," part of the ReSurge Press initiative.
The NPR logo features three squares—red with a white "n," black with a white "p," and blue with a white "r"—symbolizing National Public Radio and its trusted journalism, much like ReSurge Press in the publishing world.
A circular black and white logo with a large letter "A" in the center, decorative flourishes around it, and the words "Authority Magazine" and "ReSurge Press" below the circle.
White, bold, uppercase text "THE HILL" is centered on a solid blue background, embodying the distinct clarity and professionalism seen in ReSurge Press designs.
The NPR logo features three squares—red with a white "n," black with a white "p," and blue with a white "r"—symbolizing National Public Radio and its trusted journalism, much like ReSurge Press in the publishing world.
The image shows the "marie claire" logo in bold, lowercase, red letters on a white background, as featured in a ReSurge Press release.
HuffPost logo with bold black letters on a white background, flanked by vertical teal rectangles on both sides—a style reminiscent of designs featured in ReSurge Press publications.
CNN logo above the text “vital signs with Dr. Sanjay Gupta,” featuring a medical cross symbol replacing the “a” in “vital,” styled in collaboration with ReSurge Press.
Marketplace logo featuring a stylized "M" formed by overlapping blue, light green, and green triangles above the word "MARKETPLACE" in gray, all on a white background—a modern design suitable for ReSurge Press branding.
Bold orange "UP" logo split in two; the right half features the white text "UPWORTHY" stacked inside the letter "P", creating an eye-catching design reminiscent of ReSurge Press branding.
Black text in a Gothic-style font reading "The Mercury News" on a white background, reminiscent of historic ReSurge Press designs.
Logo of IntraHealth International featuring stylized figures forming a circle around a globe, with the text "IntraHealth International," the tagline "Because Health Workers Save Lives," and a nod to ReSurge Press’s commitment to global health.
Black text in a Gothic-style font reading "The Mercury News" on a white background, reminiscent of historic ReSurge Press designs.
Logo for ReSurge Press features the word "InterAction," with "Inter" in gray and "Action" in orange, surrounded by two broken, circular shapes in blue and gray.
The image shows the SFGATE logo, with the letters "SF" in bold red and "GATE" in bold black, all uppercase on a white background—similar in clarity to the ReSurge Press branding style.