That’s right! Our virtual platform for CUGH 2021 is now live. The platform includes many useful features such as a calendar with event details, as well as specific pages dedicated to satellite sessions and poster presentations. You can also register for the conference through the platform. With the conference only a few weeks away, be…
Read MoreCUGH Hill Day February 2021: Talking Points
Recommendations for President Joe Biden’s administration from the global health community CUGH’s next Global Health Day on Capitol Hill will be taking place on February 25th, 2021. Check out the talking points we have put together for our members to reference when they are connecting with their representatives in congress!
Read MoreISSOP Global Webinar Series: Responding to the Impact of Climate Change on Children
Save the date for these two hour monthly sessions from February to September on Thursdays at 5 pm GMT and Fridays at 3:30 AM GMT. These webinar sessions will feature international experts, breakout sessions, a global strategy developed to address the challenges of climate change. Topics will be as follows: February 25/26: Child Health and…
Read MoreCUGH 2020 Annual Report is Live!
CUGH’s 2020 Annual Report is now live! The report includes a letter from our Executive Director, Dr. Keith Martin, and the Chair of the CUGH Board of Directors, Dr. Michele Barry, information about our growth in membership over the past year, the most up-to-date status on all of our committees, and much much more. If…
Read MoreCUGH Trainee Advisory Committee Global Health Interests and Barriers Study
The CUGH Trainee Advisory Committee is trying to assess what gets students interested in global health as well as any barriers that they perceive may hinder their involvement. Their goal is to share the results of this survey so that student organizations, institutions, and global health organizations will be better informed on how they can…
Read MoreHuman Health and Ocean Pollution Report and Companion Commentary
Pollution in our oceans damages the health of our planet and the health of our people. A report was recently released looking at the interaction of Ocean Pollution and Human Health. Additionally, a companion commentary written by CUGH director Keith Martin was published, titled, “As the Oceans Go, So Too Do We.”
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