Category: Announcements

CUGH is seeking nominations from our membership for two new Board Members. Successful candidates will serve three-year terms that will start in April 2022. If you wish to nominate yourself or an individual who meets the criteria below and is not from an institution that is already represented by someone on the current Board of Directors (see below), please do the…

Please receive the Call for Abstracts for the “Conference on Climate Change and Health in SIDS: Focus on the Caribbean” to be held over the period 5-8 October 2021.  The deadline for receipt of abstracts is August 14, 2021, 11:59 pm, Eastern time. Abstracts can be submitted in English, Spanish, or French via the following links: 

We have created a report that provides a brief snapshot of CUGH, from the opening of our Washington, DC office in Sept. 2012 to Dec. 2020, and includes details such as membership growth, webinars held, and other activities that CUGH has undertaken.

The June 2021 edition of CUGH’s monthly newsletter, The Bulletin is live. This month’s edition includes: News about CUGH 2022 Other global health newsletters to follow A funding opportunity for underrepresented researchers and clinicians in LICs & LMICs

CUGH is honored for our conference to be featured in PLOS Medicine with a write up. This write-up includes highlights from CUGH 2021 and a thoughtful consideration of the global health problems and solutions addressed during the conference.

The CUGH 2021 Global Leader interview series is live via our CUGH 2021 resource directory! The series included 5 segments with various global health leaders, including: Muhammad Ali Pate, Global Director, World Bank Elizabeth Mrema, Executive Secretary, United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity Richard Haas, President, Council on Foreign Relations Inger Andersen, Executive Director, United…

The CUGH 2021 keynote interviews with Dr. Hugo Lopez-Gatell and Dr. Anthony Fauci are live via our CUGH 2021 resource directory! This way, the thoughts and words of these impressive leaders of global health can be enjoyed over and over again.