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Reflecting on 2024, a Milestone Year for the Georgetown University Global Health Institute

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Georgetown’s AMP for EID Aims to Strengthen Global Pandemic Response with Data-Driven Policies

Georgetown University Student Team Competes at the Eleventh Annual DC Public Health Case Challenge

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The Georgetown Global Health Institute serves as a university-wide platform for supporting research, teaching, and service in global health and for developing concrete solutions to the health challenges facing families and communities throughout the world.

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Feb
10

2025

A Consultative Dialogue on the Georgetown Commission on Faith, Trust, and Health Event

The changing landscape of trust in public health systems and science—shaped by misinformation, historical injustices, and institutional challenges—reflects a broader decline in confidence in traditional institutions and expertise. To address these challenges, it is crucial to engage with trusted…

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Feb
11

2025

Postponed: Exploring Health Data at Georgetown Event

Feb
11

2025

A Conversation with Stephanie Psaki Event

Feb
13

2025

Strengthening Cross-University Collaboration in Global Cancer Event

Feb
25

2025

A Conversation with Meena Seshamani, M.D. Event

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Introducing Johanna Cajina

The Global Health Institute is excited to announce our new communication and events manager, Johanna Cajina. Before joining the institute, Cajina served as the communications manager for the Cisneros Hispanic Leadership Institute at George Washington University.

O’Neill Institute’s Center for Health and Human Rights Hosts Supreme Court Justices for Judicial Dialogues on Health and the Law in Latin America and the Caribbean

The O’Neill Institute’s Center for Health and Human Rights hosted international supreme court justices for judicial dialogues on health and the law in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The One Where They All Turn Thirty

In this opinion article published by the O'Neill Institute's Vyoma Dhar Sharma, she writes about how Friends, launched in 1994 alongside pivotal global events, exemplifies how media narratives, health policy, and philanthropy intertwine.

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