Connecting for innovation and impact for all in global health
Join University of Global Health Equity on June 18 for Achieving Scale – Regionally, as part of its Evidence of Practice Webinar Series. Exploring lessons from Africa and Latin America, the webinar will examine how health innovations move beyond national boundaries to achieve regional scale.
The Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) is a global network of universities and partners working together to improve health worldwide. It connects academic institutions, health professionals, researchers, and organizations who share a common goal: finding practical and sustainable solutions to today’s most urgent health challenges. By bringing people from different countries and disciplines together, CUGH creates a space where ideas are exchanged, collaborations are formed, and real-world impact begins. CUGH’s 18th Annual Conference is taking place in Lima, Peru from February 25-28 under the theme, TRANSFORMING GLOBAL HEALTH: Partnerships, power, leadership, and technology in a rapidly changing world. Abstract Submissions for CUGH 2027 are now open.
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Join the 6th International Developmental Pediatrics Association Congress in Guatemala City to advance equity and opportunities for all children, with a special focus on caring for children from Indigenous and minority communities.
Join global leaders in Brasília, Brazil, for the 2025 Global Conference on Climate and Health, advancing ambitious and equitable climate action to protect and promote health worldwide.
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Join Stanford Mussallem Center for Biodesign on Tuesday, May 6 for the next session in its Innovation & Health Equity Discussion Series, “The DASON Project: Improving Pediatric Tube-Feeding from Chile to the World.”
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Join Stanford Digital Medic, Maya Health Alliance, and UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences for an interactive online presentation to see their approach to improving HPV and routine vaccination rates in Indigenous Maya communities in Guatemala. You’ll discover how they used a human-centered design approach to gather insights from community members and health workers to create a culturally relevant, animated vaccine education video series. Learn how tailored and inclusive interventions can address barriers to immunization and equip communities with the information they need to make decisions for themselves and others.
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