That feeling when there’s three days left before the #fallsemester begins. See you soon, #globalhealth students! #FDOC 💙 🌏 📸 by castor rotich of DGHI Director Chris Beyrer in Kenya, June 2024.

We ran into Prof Gavin Yamey @gavinyamey.bsky.social, director of the Center for Policy Impact in Global Health, who was on his way to serve Red Bush tea from South Africa to his TAs in his Global Health Challenges course. #TrentLife #SeenAroundCampus 👨🏻‍🏫 🍵

Are we ready for the next pandemic? Inspiring discussion with the colleagues from World Health Organization (WHO) China Office and Wuhan University, hosted by Duke Global Health in Kunshan city. What is much needed is a paradigm shift to a long term investment in primary health centred health systems strengthening.

Another #fallsemester means new students! 🍂 🎒 We're proud to welcome more global health students to our institute across all academic levels. Learn more about them ⬇️ globalhealth.duke.edu/news/new-globa…

Reminder @dukeu students, The Behavioral Economics Seminar is coming up with three sessions slated for Sept. 13-15! Professor Dan Ariely will lead the discussions. Register by Sept. 8 and learn more at the 🔗 duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8i…

We're recruiting for our 1-year Quality and Safety in Women’s Health fellowship. The program's goal is to train ob/gyns and subspecialists to improve health care through an understanding of principles, design, conduct of QI & patient safety initiatives.🔗 duke.is/DukeQSWHFellow…

Mark your 🗓️ Attend the Duke Center for Global Mental Health's 2024 Duke Global Mental Health Conference on Oct. 8! This year's theme is “Building a Global Mental Health Community: Research, Policy, and Practice Across Disciplines” for this one-day event. Read more details ⬇️ globalhealth.duke.edu/events/2024-du…

👉Duke University students, DGHI is HIRING! 👈🏿 We’re looking for a Communications Student Assistant to work with our Communications Team this school year! Learn more details about the position and apply on the Duke Student Employment website 📷 ….studentemployment.ngwebsolutions.com

Our 1st-year Master of Science in Global Health students understood the assignment 😁 Thanks to Sheilla (Kenya), Afnan (Sudan), Daniela (South Africa), Lily (Atlanta) and Prince (Ghana) for crossing this off our social media bucket list! #Fashion #FDOC #FallSemester 🍂🍁

Join us for our first Think Global event of the school year this Sept. 17 on “The Fight to End HIV: Are We Losing Momentum?” featuring DGHI’s Director Chris Beyrer, Dorothy Dow and Dr. Jirair Ratevosian. Learn more about this event at the 🔗 globalhealth.duke.edu/events/fight-e…

The Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs is accepting proposals for Latinx Heritage Month! Submissions can focus on a program, event or resources ahead of this year’s celebration, which is from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. More details at the 🔗 duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cL…

Our next Think Global event will be Sept. 26 on “Legal, Medical and Personal Perspectives on Abortion in the U.S.” Learn from a panel of experts and a Bass Connections at Duke team’s work documenting the personal experiences tied to abortion. Event details ⤵️ globalhealth.duke.edu/events/legal-m…

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Next Thursday (9/12) we look forward to a talk by Yi-Chun Chien, Ph.D. 錢宜群 on the development of migrant care worker policies in East Asia. Details are on the APSI website; this event is free and open to all members of the community. asianpacific.duke.edu/event/care-cit…

Before the first day of classes as 1st-year Master of Science in Global Health students this #fall, there was this bonding experience… 🤝 🙏🏾 📸 cred: DGHI Education Team

This is your reminder The Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs is accepting proposals for Latinx Heritage Month! Submissions can focus on a program, event or resources ahead of this year’s celebration from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. More details ⤵️ duke.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cL…

DGHI and The Cook Center on Social Equity 's Keisha Bentley-Edwards discusses the history of medical exploitation and racialized myths in medicine that have contributed to higher Black mortality rates not only seen in the past, but today for The Charlotte Post. socialequity.duke.edu/news/dr-keisha…

For Duke University's “New Devils” series, Rosie Smolowitz, a first-year student double majoring in biological sciences & global health shared how a collaboration w/ Ben & Jerry's inspired her future career choice – an emergency room doctor. 🍦 🏥 That story ⬇️ today.duke.edu/2024/09/first-…