Global health educational and networking events
Join us for a special webinar on “The Price of Retreat” - an important new report for all leaders working to end malaria in Africa. “The Price of Retreat: How […]
Millions of children around the world still miss out on life-saving vaccines. Who are zero-dose children—and how can we ensure they are reached? Join us for the Zero-Dose Learning Webinar Series, a […]
The Coalition for Operational Research on Neglected Tropical Diseases (COR-NTD) invites you to participate in the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) regional webinar exploring how countries are designing and implementing integrated, sustainable roadmaps […]
We are pleased to invite you to the Demand Hub Technical Clinic on Community Engagement, led by the Community Workstream of the Vaccination Demand Hub. This workstream is co-chaired by UNICEF and Gavi. This technical clinic is supported by Sabin’s Boost platform and will focus on the sharing of latest updates and country practices on […]
Loiasis, or African eye worm, is endemic in 10 African countries, with cases also reported from several others. Over 20 million patients are chronically infected in medium and high transmission regions, and millions more are infected at least once in their lifetime in Central and West Africa causing significant morbidity and early mortality. Once overlooked, […]
On World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day (30 January 2026), this webinar celebrates progress against NTDs through national leadership. Under the theme “Unite, Act, Eliminate,” it highlights collective action and collaboration. The session explores integrating NTD interventions into health systems to boost sustainability and reach, sharing country experiences and practical approaches to help programs maintain momentum, […]
Join us on 2 February for a special neglected tropical diseases webinar in partnership with the African Union Commission, WHO ESPEN, The END Fund, Kikundi Community of Practice, Speak Up Africa and Uniting to Combat NTDs to mark World NTD Day. Monday, 2 February 2026 GMT: 1pm to 2pm | East Africa Time: 4pm to […]
