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  • Mexico City Policy Expansion Webinar

    On January 23, the Trump administration released three rules that, together, significantly reshape the scope and conditions of U.S. foreign assistance: Expanding the Mexico City Policy (referred to as the "Global Gag Rule"); imposing new restrictions related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); and introducing a rule that limits how gender, inclusion, and health are addressed in U.S.-funded programs. Join Global Health Council to learn more about these rules and how they are likely to impact global health.

  • Aid Cuts: How Should Major Countries Prioritise?

    The panel hosted by Center for Global Development will bring together experts from Germany, the UK and the US, alongside partner-country perspectives for a conversation on how major providers are implementing cuts to their foreign aid spending, and what they should be doing.

  • Deep Dive with DFC’s Nafisa Jiwani | Development Finance & Opportunity in Global Health

    The Alliance invites members to join us on Thursday, February 12, 2026 at 8 AM PT for a virtual deep dive session with Nafisa Jiwani, Associate Vice President of Health Initiatives at the U.S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC). This timely session on development financing and opportunities in global health will help participants understand how DFC capital works in practice, what types of health projects and business models are most competitive, which organizations might be eligible, and how to position opportunities to align with DFC’s investment priorities and processes.

  • 2026 Our Planet, Our Health Convention

    Arlington, Virginia & Online

    The 2026 Our Planet, Our Health Convention will convene health professionals, researchers, community leaders, and policy experts to tackle one of the most urgent issues of our time: the growing impact of climate change on health.

  • From Evidence to Action — Interdisciplinary Research to Reduce Global Lead Exposure at the Source

    Join the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health and Stanford Center for Human and Planetary Health on March 2nd for this Global Health Winter Research Spotlight featuring Jenna Forsyth, PhD, director of Project Unleaded at the Stanford Center for Human and Planetary Health. Dr. Forsyth will be presenting her research on reducing lead exposure worldwide.

  • UCSF Global Health MSc Program Info Session

    UCSF's Master of Science in Global Health program looks for students with leadership potential, experience working with underserved populations, a strong academic record, and a commitment to improving health and reducing inequities worldwide.

  • CUGH 2026

    Washington D.C.

    Join Consortium of Universities for Global Health for the CUGH 2026 Conference, "The Future of Global Health" from April 9-12 in Washington D.C. During the conference, panels will address current and future threats to global health, sustainable development, and identify how global health can be more impactful, equitable, and effective.

  • 11th Annual BayViro Symposium

    Li Ka Shing Center

    BayViro brings together Bay Area virologists, clinicians, and innovators for cutting-edge research presentations and networking. A key part of BayViro is our dedication to the next generation of scientists. The symposium provides valuable opportunities for trainees to present their work and connect with colleagues at all career stages. Please mark your calendars and join CEND for a full day of insightful talks, trainee presentations, and networking with peers who are shaping the future of virology in the Bay Area and beyond.

  • Modeling the Control and Elimination of Schistosomiasis to Inform Policy

    Alway M112, 300 Pasteur Drive Stanford, CA 94305

    Join the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health for this Global Health Spring Research Spotlight featuring Nathan Lo, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Infectious Diseases and lead writer for the WHO guidelines on control of schistosomiasis (2022), who will present about his work modeling the control and elimination of schistosomiasis to inform policy.

  • 15th Annual CEND Symposium: From Discovery to Delivery

    Li Ka Shing Center, LKS 245

    The Center for Emerging and Neglected Diseases invites researchers, faculty, students, and global health practitioners to explore cutting-edge science at the intersection of infectious disease, environmental health, and public policy. This interdisciplinary symposium brings together basic scientists, bioengineers, epidemiologists, public health practitioners, and policy experts to address some of today's most pressing health challenges.