10th Annual CUGH Conference
Friday, March 8, 2019 - 8:00am to Sunday, March 10, 2019 - 5:00pm
Supporting health research to improve health outcomes globally
Creating equity and reducing health disparities everywhere
*NEW* CUGH Online Platform for Crowd Sourced Research Questions
Connecting research capacity with the needs of countries, communities, NGOs, and companies poses a challenge and an opportunity. To address this, we have created an online platform where funded or unfunded research questions are posted. We hope this site, which can be found in the "Resources" ribbon on our website, will connect researchers, especially Masters, PhD, or post doc candidates with those requiring high quality research.
Post research questions or view these opportunities here.
Contribute to CUGH's Travel Bursary for Colleagues from LMICs To Present at CUGH2019
Dear Colleague,
It is often prohibitive for faculty and students from low & low-middle income countries (LLMIC) to attend our annual conference. To help address this problem, CUGH has a LLMIC travel bursary program. We provide travel support for select faculty and students from LLMICs who have been invited to present at CUGH2019. Please support our colleagues and donate to our bursary program. Please see the attached flyer and kindly share it with your network.
CUGH is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible in the US.
A Bad Move That Could End Up Exposing Kids to Chemicals
CUGH Board Member, Dr. Philip Landrigan, co-authored an opinion piece with Dr. Lynn R. Goldman that was recently featured in the NYTimes, "A Bad Move That Could End Up Exposing Kids to Chemicals: Without explaining why, the E.P.A. has sidelined its top children’s health advocate." Click here to access the piece or click on the PDF version in the attachment below.
Webinar: Foundations for Global Health Practice: How to Make the Most of Your Global Health Course
Global health is influenced by so many aspects of life and is, by its scope, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral in nature. How can faculty provide the needed disciplinary breadth in global health courses? How can they enable students to do place-based study-with or without travel-using digital and other sources? What kinds of community engagement and cultural humility/ethical skills are needed?
Friday, October 12, 2018 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Webinar: Global Health Competencies Toolkit | 2nd Edition: Launch & Updates
Global Health Competencies are central to Global Health education at undergraduate and graduate levels. The CUGH Competencies Toolkit is an essential resource for educators - including over 1000 multimedia teaching objects to use inside and outside the classroom, assisting faculty to nurture Global Health knowledge, skills and attitudes.
Join this webinar to learn more about how CUGH can assist faculty in all disciplines approaching Global Health to further the perspectives of learners and fellow faculty.
Thursday, October 18, 2018 - 1:00pm to 2:00pm
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