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This webinar hosted by the Global Health Council will convene health budget advocates, CSO leaders, and policy practitioners to share strategies for engaging policymakers on domestic health financing, highlight concrete examples of successful budget advocacy in LMICs, and identify opportunities for coordinated action across countries.
On March 26 — in the spirit of Women’s History Month and following World Water Day — join Global Health Council for a timely conversation on a critical but often overlooked connection: you cannot deliver quality care for mothers, newborns, and children without safe water, sanitation, and hygiene. GHC will explore what it takes to make WASH a true foundation of health systems, from frontline facilities to humanitarian settings.
The U.S. budget and appropriations process can be confusing. It’s hard to know where advocacy efforts will be the most effective. Join Global Health Council for a conversation intended to inform and support Global Health Council members as we gear up for the Fiscal Year 2027 budget cycle.
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.
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Legislative actions continue the shift away from domestic health equity and US leadership in global health, threatening essential services and pandemic preparedness in vulnerable communities both at home and abroad. Review our updated list of resources and sources in this July USG update.
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Join Global Health Council on World Health Day for an insightful webinar on the burden of perinatal mental health globally. The webinar will highlight national efforts to optimize perinatal mental health care.
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CORE Group, Global Health Council, Global Health Technologies Coalition (GHTC), and the American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene (ASTMH) are hosting a Solidarity & Networking Event on March 19, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM in Washington, DC. This gathering is an opportunity to connect with fellow global health professionals, advocates, and partners in a collaborative and engaging environment. Join them for an evening of insightful conversations, networking, and community-building as they come together to advance shared goals in global health.
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In light of recent executive actions by President Donald Trump, our community faces new challenges and uncertainties that could significantly impact both global health initiatives and domestic health policies. These actions include the withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), a pause in foreign assistance, a halt to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) communications, and restrictions on National Institutes of Health (NIH) operations, among others. The full ramifications of these actions are still unfolding, with numerous legal interpretations and challenges anticipated. In our dedication to supporting our members, we have begun to gather initial insights and are actively working to understand this evolving landscape.
Join Global Health Council for the 2024 Global Health Landscape Symposium (GHLS) from November 18-21. The purpose of this year’s GHLS is to explore both virtually and in-person what the changes in governance in the United States and in countries worldwide means for global health. They invite Global Health Council members and the broader community of advocates to explore how to make progress possible by using the power of our collective voice, working across disease areas, and fighting for sustainable funding and equitable policies to improve global health and well-being for all.