Global health educational and networking events
In this congress, we invite persons with competence in global health and tropical medicine; from research as well as from clinical practice. We will focus on migration, a global challenge caused by inequality between countries and between populations. Register here.
8 AM -- 11 AM EDT, October 19 and 20 The Second Annual Health Campaign Effectiveness Coalition Meeting highlights promising practices in campaign integration and transitioning campaigns into primary healthcare services. See the latest meeting agenda here. The meeting convenes actors in health system strengthening, primary healthcare, and health campaign programs that address immunizations, polio […]
COR-NTD 2021 is virtual, and it runs all year long. We are pleased to announce the virtual meeting of the Coalition for Operational Research on Neglected Tropical Diseases (COR-NTD). This year, our engagement will continue virtually with the theme, "Spread Truth, Not Disease." Events will take place year-round, culminating in a virtual meeting November 8 […]
The ASTMH Annual Meeting draws tropical medicine and global health professionals representing academia, foundations, government, not for profit organizations, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, military and private practice. The meeting is designed for researchers, professors, government and public health officials, military personnel, travel clinic physicians, practicing physicians in tropical medicine, students and all healthcare providers […]
Rethinking partnership paradigms in global health “We need a renewed vision for global health as well as a renewed vision of ourselves in it.” Registration is still open - In-person closes November 20 The program is online View the plenary speakers Partnership with UHAS announcement 2021 Annual General Meeting Book your hotel room at the Delta Ottawa In the […]
On Tuesday, December 7, 2021, the Vaccine Dinner Club will host Weaponized Health Communication: Twitter Bots & Russian Trolls Amplify the Vaccine Debate The speaker will be David A. Broniatowski, PhD, FPsyS, Fellow at the Psychonomic Society and Associate Director for the Institute for Data, Democracy, and Politics at The George Washington University. Register now.
Vaccination coverage estimates in 2020 highlight the adverse impact of COVID-19 on vaccination coverage rates and the dramatic increase in the number of zero dose children. To unpack the numbers and understand the importance of recovery efforts, this webinar will bring high level speakers from WHO, UNICEF, and Gavi to discuss the restoration of routine immunization globally. […]
On Thursday 27 January 2022, ahead of World NTD Day on 30th January, Uniting to Combat NTDs will host a high level event to celebrate 10 years of the London Declaration; launch the 100% Committed campaign to ending neglected tropical diseases (NTDs); and, kick off endorsements and commitments for the Kigali Declaration. The 100% Committed […]
Join more than 300 partner organizations on 30 January 2022, for the third annual World NTD Day, and celebrate hard-earned progress and take action to #EndtheNeglect and #BeatNTDs. Originally announced by the Crown Prince Court of Abu Dhabi at the 2019 Reaching the Last Mile Forum, hundreds of partners signed up to mark World NTD Day and […]
Learn about Rwanda’s experience scaling real-time monitoring (RTM) approaches employing digital, ICT solutions to support Covid-19 vaccination, real-time Covid-19 surveillance and case management. This Gavi Talks session is co-organized by the Government of Rwanda, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, UNICEF, the World Health Organization and HISP Rwanda. Another session in French will be organized in the […]
The Learning Hubs will be a key tool in Gavi’s learning agenda for equity in immunization during the 5.0 strategic period. They will support more timely monitoring, evidence generation, and […]
On Tuesday, March 22 at 8AM EDT, the Health Campaign Effectiveness Coalition will share a synthesis of 65 promising practices in collaborative planning. The practices were generated by eight local […]
