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SCOPE: Schistosomiasis Control from a One-Health Perspective

SCOPE: Schistosomiasis Control from a One-Health Perspective

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Health in Your Hands (HIYH) presents SCOPE: Schistosomiasis Control from a One-Health Perspective, an all-day research symposium on Monday, December 1. Together with Stanford University’s Prakash Lab and the Stanford Center for Human and Planetary Health, HIYH is organizing a full day featuring short talks from experts on ecological, diagnostic, and educational aspects of disease control alongside hands-on activities, innovation demos, a short documentary screening, and an open-mic discussion to build the next 5-year roadmap for schistosomiasis control.

Africa Table Showcase: SASH Scholar Spotlight

Africa Table Showcase: SASH Scholar Spotlight

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The Center for African Studies (CAS) is excited to partner with the Stanford African Scholars in Global Health Program (SASH) for an engaging Africa Table lecture on February 12th from 12–1 PM at 123 Encina Hall. This event will spotlight the impactful work of global scholars addressing critical health challenges in Africa.

Ubuntu (Stronger Together): Reimagining Global Partnerships

Ubuntu (Stronger Together): Reimagining Global Partnerships

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Join the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health and the Stanford Center for Human and Planetary Health for a panel discussion about best practices and pitfalls to avoid when fostering global collaborations in global and planetary health. In this conversation, hear from a range of global scholars, researchers, and funders discussing examples of ineffective and successful global collaborations, as well as strategies for promoting and sustaining such partnerships.

2025 Center for Digital Health Annual Symposium

2025 Center for Digital Health Annual Symposium

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The 2025 Center for Digital Health Annual Symposium will take place on October 23rd at the Frances C. Arrillaga Alumni Center. Stanford CDH aims to bring the best and brightest minds of Stanford, Silicon Valley, and the world together to solve the most pressing questions in a way that is scientifically rigorous and ethically sound.

Contextual Bias, AI, and Innovation in Healthcare | Dr. Maryam Mustafa

Contextual Bias, AI, and Innovation in Healthcare | Dr. Maryam Mustafa

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Dr. Maryam Mustafa brings insight into data biases in the age of AI and their impact, her learnings on what equitable AI technologies might look like and how to innovate in complex contexts to serve the most vulnerable and marginalized communities. She will share her experience developing Awaz-e-Sehat— a startup that leverages AI technologies to improve women’s intimate and reproductive health in Pakistan.

No Woman Left Behind: A Book Talk Event

No Woman Left Behind: A Book Talk Event

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Join Stanford CIGH’s Director and Senior Associate Dean of Global Health, Dr. Michele Barry, and Fistula Foundation’s CEO, Kate Grant, on September 8 for a conversation on Grant’s book, No Woman Left Behind, where she takes readers inside the fight to restore hope to some of the world’s most vulnerable women.

Social Determinants of Health as the Building Block to Health Equity

Social Determinants of Health as the Building Block to Health Equity

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Join Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign for the August 12 session in the 2025-26 Innovation & Health Equity Discussion Series. This session will feature Tracy Johnson, Senior Officer & Design Anthropologist; Project Pathways Lead, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, who will discuss how we can narrow the gap between social determinants of health and health outcomes.

UCSF Building a Career in Global Health CME Conference

UCSF Building a Career in Global Health CME Conference

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Across two days of programming, UCSF will gather global health experts from UCSF, supporting organizations, and other institutions with prominent global health programs for an engaging series of lectures, interactive workshops, and meaningful networking opportunities. Participants will gain actionable strategies for success working in resource-limited settings both internationally and domestically, in areas such as building effective partnerships, developing programs, securing project funding, and navigating job negotiations.