Global Public Health Curricula are Not Fit for Purpose
Global public health education is in crisis. In a world facing a polycrises, not only did two-thirds of employed recently graduated public health professionals
Decolonization of Global Health
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Decolonization of Global Health
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Global Public Health Curricula are Not Fit for Purpose
Global public health education is in crisis. In a world facing a polycrises, not only did two-thirds of employed recently graduated public health professionals
Decolonization of Global Health
Global health research suffers from a power imbalance − decolonizing mentorship can help level the playing field
Mentorship is a cornerstone of the infrastructure supporting global health. Transferring knowledge, developing skills and cultivating a supportive professional environment among researchers and
Health Politics and Diplomacy
The Power of Science of Diplomacy: Igoring this reality is no longer acceptable!
The European Commission’s 2025 report, A European Framework for ScienceDiplomacy, reveals that science is no longer confined to laboratories or ivorytowers—it’s now a tool
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What role does political economy play in the transformation health financing systems
In their guide, the World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes the critical importance ofpolitical economy analysis (PEA) in health financing reforms. By examining the
Climate and Health
The Silent Storm: How Climate Change Amplifies Antimicrobial Resistance inLow- and Middle-Income Countries
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an escalating yet neglected crisis, particularly in low- andmiddle-income countries where health systems are already strained. Emerging evidenceshows that
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Celebrating Community Driven Artificial Intelligence Innovation in Africa Through the Work of Jude Kong
When we talk about innovation in Africa, it’s easy to spotlight apps, fintech startups, or youth-driven entrepreneurship hubs. But innovation, in its truest
Decolonization of Global Health
Shifting Power from Northern Elites to Southern Voices
The current global health decolonization discourse is overwhelmingly shaped by scholars and institutions from the Global North. Daniel W. Krugman argues that elite
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Equity in Global Health Research: High Time For Funding Agencies To Walk The Talk
Healthy partnerships in the global health research agenda stand to greatly accelerate the decolonization of decolonizing global health. Indeed, the much-awaited Cape Town Statement of the
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The perilous path: reimagining promotion and tenure in African academia
The air hangs heavy with anticipation in the cramped faculty common room. Dr. Abena, a rising star in Ghanaian immunology, clutches the freshly